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The Euro has a similar look but is displaced a little further north & east with mostly rain for CTP around Christmas. The GFS has been bouncing around today. The general idea of a wave tracking near us is there sometime around Christmas Day, but the details need resolved as the week goes on. Hopefully we end up on the right side of the boundary to get a couple of inches of snow to a mix if we get the right track & the cold in the northeast can hold in enough east of the mountains.

The Canadian looks a lot like the 6z GFS from earlier today with a chance of a little snow to icy mix for many of us.

.50" won't do squat to the pack, The temps and dews will do some damage though but its short lived, Clubs will be out panning and rolling the trails after but the best thing is for folks to stay off of them until they set back up.

That's an aggressively wet gfs run

Hmm.. maybe

Right now…they’re calling for a half inch of rain up there…not overly horrible. But I’d love it to be even less than that.

From Jason Boyer- AVL’s 30-year average snowfall has dropped from 14” to 10.2”. That’s 27% less snow annually.

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Wakefield put 4 inches where I live and I got 6 inches. They did it again. Summary of December 8, 2025 Snowstorm

LWX is confident too much sfc stability, but I’m not so sure we don’t get some sort of dynamics that could break through. Won’t be widespread.

Need to get thru friday and early saturday up there, But it looks like snow showers off and on thereafter for a couple days, Have to wait to see how things shake out next week, But i think up there some of these clippers or overrunning events are going to pan out .

yes, you have proven your criteria and expectations are outlandish.

Winter 2025-2026 is off to the 37th best start in terms of cold and snow in New York City. Records go back to 1869-1870.

We’re hoping for a week from Friday…the 26th for St Agatha. They’re grooming and in decent shape up there…but Friday is gonna be key. And if they can grab something after Friday? So the less rain the better way up there for our possible plans.

SWFE.

6 and 8 days away respectively…so lots will morph and change over the next 4-5 days. But at least there’s some potential.

The pack should be able to absorb that amount, That's a good idea though going out tomorrow, Someone asked on FB if they thought trails would be good to come up and ride this weekend........lol, Stay the hell off of them after this storm and let them freeze back up.

the 23rd and 26th are both pretty interesting as vorts come over the top of that C US ridge. could be some WAA thumps

We're in this pattern for a while I'm afraid. I think after New Years. Maybe middle of January.

I'm praying for a 18z GFS scenario, almost all other guidance has us well over 1 inch of QPF. Maybe it'll have a clue. We can survive 0.75, our snow is light and fluffy and will compact and we'd be back in business with another 6-8 inches. Riding from the house tomorrow afternoon for a quick 70 mile loop with some buddies in case Friday goes real sour.

This is going to be nothing special really, I mean gust to 40 mph happens here a lot.

I remember. Dump trucks were taking snow away

One of my ideas is that La Nina slows down the subtropical jet and enhances the polar jet along the US-Canada border (going into winter months) You can see on this chart the 30-day 250mb jet stream has been much less westerly than normal from Hawaii to San Francisco, which makes lots of sense with this idea. I also think the La Nina leads to greater wind events for Colorado. (Like today) There is definitely an upper level ridge in the averages, over the Pac NW, leading to lower precipitation out West. And a large Greenland block-Labrador Sea block.

Not to me. No interest in rain and overhyped wind gusts of a pedestrian magnitude.

2" - 4" for Christmas would be solid