Zand
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Saturday night's storm is rain for all except for peaks above 4000' in VT, NH, and ME. Thsoe who reciece all snow may recieve up to a half foot. MA/CT/RI should get 1-3" of rain, probably not enough to renew floods (heads up in Taunton though). Highs will be in the low 40s in southern NE and low 30s higher elevations to the north. Lows will be in the mid-30s in southern NE and around 30 in northern NE.
Monday and Tuesday look mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 40s in southern New England and mid-30s in northern NE. Lows will be around 30 in southern NE and around 25 in northern NE. An upper-level low with cool air aloft may spawn a few sprinkles south and flurries north.
Hurricane Wilma should go out to sea, but a Nor' Easter is possible Wednesday-Thursday. The highs will be in the low 40s in southern NE and low 30s in northern NE. This should change to mixed precip south at night above 1000' and all snow north.
Next weekend sees a cooldown with another storm possible. It could be a good snowmaker if temps allow, especially north.
Since we're mostly concerned with Killington's snowmaking as of now, this week looks good for base building. Some nights may be too humid for snowmaking, but the natural snow will make up for it.
Monday and Tuesday look mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 40s in southern New England and mid-30s in northern NE. Lows will be around 30 in southern NE and around 25 in northern NE. An upper-level low with cool air aloft may spawn a few sprinkles south and flurries north.
Hurricane Wilma should go out to sea, but a Nor' Easter is possible Wednesday-Thursday. The highs will be in the low 40s in southern NE and low 30s in northern NE. This should change to mixed precip south at night above 1000' and all snow north.
Next weekend sees a cooldown with another storm possible. It could be a good snowmaker if temps allow, especially north.
Since we're mostly concerned with Killington's snowmaking as of now, this week looks good for base building. Some nights may be too humid for snowmaking, but the natural snow will make up for it.
