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A foot and a half of snow the week after Thanksgiving? Lock it in.

pretty nice snowfall mean on 0z GEFS, also gave us 40% odds of at lesat 1 inch

maybe this will be one of those winters that don't make a lot of sense but we'll take it

Keep pumping that PNA

Good spot to be in 7-8 days out

Cmc also has a storm but its warm. Aifs is further south.

We can add in the euro Ai

GEFS has good signal for Dec 2-6

First couple of days in December look interesting at this point.

Gefs is trending colder in the mid range. PV is ticking further south.

As long as the pV is further south , we should be alright.

i'm stayin up for the euro already???? jeez bro

metfan wins again.

Coward!

Except for down in the deep southwest where I am, where we have consistently been 10-20 degrees above normal since Sept 1. We are sick and tired of all the warmth! I am already crying out for an ice age for 984 million years. But, Mid Atlantic will see numerous snowstorms this winter. Modeling is already hinting at it, and you guys will be staring at modeling then digging snow til your backs break.

What SER, lol??

Ensemble confirmation: GEFS 0z, 12z, tonight 0z And we're putting stock in 3-4 weeks model output??? Lol

0z gfs for $500 Alex. Wowza. Multiple waves. If only we could lock that in now

Stowe…foggy af early on, but best November 24th I’ve ever skied. Upper mountain was good! .

I’ll take the under

Gotta love Gfs temp anomalies after the snow and sleet fest.

I don’t trust that one, might cut to Buffalo but the pattern at least has a decent look.

Discussions in this forum are awesome. There is no doom & gloom (winter cancel). Everyone is respectful & considerate. I have learned a lot in this forum. As for many other forums having their typical bias, this forum has none of that. The whole picture of what could & could not happen is always spoken in here. Thank you to all for sharing. I do hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving! Bring on that Arctic air!!!

Pretty sick GFS run! Wow. The CMC is going to be a little warmer, but close-ish. The key difference is the high pressure nosing down reflecting the slightly more suppressive mid-upper level flow over New England. Here's to hoping the models home in from here instead of wild swings.