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Love the nostalgic turn this thread has taken. My journey was AccuWx —> Bill Evans board —> Tristateweather —> Eastern —> Here. Anyone remember a poster on the Bill Evans board named “hani345.” They lived in Newburgh and would always post punctuation-free sentences like: “Bill how windy is it gonna be please Bill I’m scared….”

we all get to have drought!

3.25" Nice event.

Yup, all of NY CWA is now upped to 3" - 5"

Looks like BOX caught up with the AI's?

It's close some lake effect snow and a couple of sprinkles over Florida.

Just posted wwa for lehigh valley for 2 to 4..seems like deja vu for yesterday last minute maybe we end up with 5 to 6 again.

GFS with a casual 1058mb high near Edmonton next weekend lol

Excluding flow snow in the mtns, Euro AI had 4 separate snow events from the 24th-31st. And was the 8th straight run with a storm centered around the 28th.

Had a period of wet snow to start but intermittent rain and mix thereafter. No accumulation.

WWA now saying 3-5 in [emoji848][emoji848] .

1-2” over almost all of central NC, close to 3” max

Neg nao is gonna be so mad about what the storm thread has turned into

Undertakerson!

0z EURO snows in central NC again.

I'm not sure. I remember Frank, metsfan (snow88) and some guy named Tom.

Thanks to some of our recent snows, the conditions I encountered on yesterday’s ski tour at Bolton Valley were certainly decent above 2,000’ and getting quite good above 2,500’. With some additional snow overnight, and temperatures expected to reach up into the 20s F today, it was enough to get me thinking about heading out again. My wife also had some time to ski, so the two of us headed up to Bolton for a morning session. With all lifts running, we were able to park down at Timberline, but based on the elevation dependence I’d seen in the snow accumulations and quality, we headed right up to the main mountain for most of our skiing. The additional of some new overnight snow helped all around, but there were still dramatic differences with respect to the quality of conditions at various elevations. I hadn’t gotten up above 3,000’ yesterday, but I did today, and the depths of the surface snow were impressive. I was finding 12-15” of powder in undisturbed areas at the top of Wilderness, so there really are some impressive areas of good skiing once you get up at to those elevations. We didn’t do much skiing in the lower elevation terrain of Timberline until we were heading back to the car, but skiing off piste down near the 1,500’ elevations range made it clear that it wasn’t worth spending a lot of time down there. Even in untouched areas on the lower slopes of Spell Binder there were just a couple inches of powder above the hard subsurface, so there’s no real chance of getting any sort of bottomless turns, even on lower angle terrain.

Precip "free"? I'm assuming that was a typo, lol

Snow starting in central PA, a bit ahead of schedule. Expecting around 2” from this in Allentown…hopefully the evening stuff comes west for a little more.

Pretty solid area of snow has blossomed up from WV over western and central PA the last couple hours. Something that the HRRR hasn’t really seen at all in recent runs where it doesn’t blossom precip til later over the Sus Valley. 0z 3k NAM looks to have seen that better as have the RGEM and globals. So I guess in other words, the HRRR is about the only thing that didn’t see that. Snow falling here isn’t doing much currently, but it is accumulating up in the Laurels per 511 cams.

Ecmwf almost gets the entire country precip free on friday.

Not only is it damn hard for Mid Atlantic to get snow, but we can't even get that damn reaper to get up off of the damn couch, get that jelly donut out of his demonic face, and put on that murder garment and come reap us up because it hasnt even snowed in YEARS here in the Mid Atlantic! And we are ALL on the LEDGE!

pax i long time no speak, i think you're going to be in the bullseyes, you could get 7 inches tomorrow

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