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  1. backedgeapproaching
    Its close here..most spots 31-32F. Like you mentioned i think, mid JAN elevation events don't seem to be that common. Center of Manchester only had about .5-1" of slop couple hundred feet lower.
  2. backedgeapproaching
    Phase 2 underway here. 4.9" of wet cement from earlier. Looks like maybe 1" down and coming down nicely with good flakes. Finally below freezing at 31.8F. Was above freezing for the entire event starting last night through all of today.
  3. backedgeapproaching
    Sounds similar to what I heard from my buddy who was up there today.
  4. backedgeapproaching
    ALY for part 2:
  5. backedgeapproaching
    I mentioned that earlier (about Woodford) I have noticed some questionable totals over the last few years honestly. Hard to say they are totally off without any verifying, but this one seems like you guy's should be in lockstep. 5" here on the front-end, which is more than I thought for the initial thump. 35.6F, hopefully pick up a few more when the upslope kicks in.
  6. backedgeapproaching
    16" at Woodford at 9am. Seems weenie-ish even for them. 6" more than Mitch.
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    Kind of interesting looking at SVT cocorahs. Three stations in Bennington County reported exactly .68" precip. Landgrove had 7.8" on .68 LE near 1900ft My place had 3.5" on .68 LE near 1100ft Shaftsbury had 0.0" snow with. 68" rain also at 1100ft-- but a few miles removed for the spine so probably warmed just enough on the downsloping winds to remain all rain.
  8. backedgeapproaching
    Right, thinking 10:1 for you since you were at 29-30F for most of it. LE here not that far off from you and greenmtnwx, just little too warm--which was expected.
  9. backedgeapproaching
    Did you do a LE measurement yet? Curious how much is in that. Almost .70" here, but not quite 4" snow with temps just above freezing bringing ratios way down.
  10. backedgeapproaching
    3.6" here. Got to be 5-6:1 ratio. Enough dynamics to go almost isothermal, even here in the valley. Hovered around 32.1-32.7F for most of the overnight, total mashed taters.
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    Agree with PF..over 1200 ft with some SE flow upslope assist think you could do better. Going strictly by that map, I cant see Manchester getting more than your area unless the backside west flow upslope delivers.
  12. backedgeapproaching
    They will be fine IMO..Stratton and Bromley are both about 2k at the base.
  13. backedgeapproaching
    Still could be-just most likely at 2K. Maybe Mitch has a cot he can roll out..ha.
  14. backedgeapproaching
    That would be roughly my guess here--I'm also tucked in close on the Western slopes, so not as ideal as 1100' on the eastern side. Would say less than 3-6 for DDH up through RUT below 1K in the valley.
  15. backedgeapproaching
    Yea, it was already a steady stream of out of staters rolling in this morning. Busy weekend upcoming.
  16. backedgeapproaching
    Right--mean little less weenie-ish. Didn't even notice I posted max.
  17. backedgeapproaching
    HREF from this morning. Nice to be on the Eastern Slopes with elevation for this one.
  18. backedgeapproaching
    Shame it's a stale airmass by mid Jan standards--would get alot more people in the game with LP track possibly trending a bit better.
  19. backedgeapproaching
    ALY going with 1500' as the magic number---for this event at least..
  20. backedgeapproaching
    Yes, near or north of Caribou is pretty much perfect for N Greens upslope. Track was better yesterday for Southern Greens with the LP sitting and spinning between Montreal and Quebec City. Still time to figure out exactly where this thing ends up.
  21. backedgeapproaching
    Just going anecdotally from license plates--NJ to me is far and way most represented here, then CT and NY. Mass/PA and then a hodgepodge of everything in between.
  22. backedgeapproaching
    Right, that's the way rainer's should be---not 24 hours of 50F Dews that wipes out everything in sight. I think those that are In and Up will see a net gain.
  23. backedgeapproaching
    BTV going very elevation dependent which is not surprising.
  24. backedgeapproaching
    For sure.. NAM and Reggie are pretty similar(in a bad way) but it's still long range for those mesos. Stick with globals for now, but keeping an eye open for that as an option too.
  25. backedgeapproaching
    Well, you know I'm not referring to the Dacks...its bad for everyone in this forum. Although it does have the backside upslope up and down the spine and over into N NH after it moves into Southern Canada.
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