Two AWESOME pics

[John84]

http://www.erh.noaa.gov/nerfc/graphics/snowmaps/sd1_today.jpg



http://www.erh.noaa.gov/nerfc/graphics/snowmaps/sf1_today.jpg

 

[ajl50]

I never thought we would see these two photos when i was wearing shorts on 1/8.

 

[billski]

it's about time. all we have to do now is figger out how to KEEP IT!

 

[ski_resort_observer]

Based on firsthand info measuring both at my place along the Mad River and yesterday working at the Bush I can safely say the snow totals in my area based on the two noaa graphics are totally inaccurate. The town of Warren's official report is 39" from the storm.

 

[Newpylong]

Based on firsthand info measuring both at my place along the Mad River and yesterday working at the Bush I can safely say the snow totals in my area based on the two noaa graphics are totally inaccurate. The town of Warren's official report is 39" from the storm.

Where is the innaccuracy, doesn't that map show in the 30's? Close enough : )

 

[ski_resort_observer]

That map is total snow depth, from the start of the season...we had a foot of snow on the ground before the storm. The second map is snow depth from the storm on 2/15 which shows 20-25". Actually, snow on the 15th was less than a couple of inches, the storm was 95% on 2/14 and it was closer to 40". Not a big deal...it's all good, very good.

 

[John84]

That map is total snow depth, from the start of the season...we had a foot of snow on the ground before the storm. The second map is snow depth from the storm on 2/15 which shows 20-25". Actually, snow on the 15th was less than a couple of inches, the storm was 95% on 2/14 and it was closer to 40". Not a big deal...it's all good, very good.

Snowfall on 2/15 would represent total snow fallen from 7 A.M. 2/14 to 7 A.M. 2/15, which is why it shows the higher amounts.

 

[Goblin84]

ummm...total snow depth? shouldnt the area north of syracuse be black or something?