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Sure, pick your favorite and weeniest and just call it a day. Early BTV call..

Down to 18F even here with almost no snow cover left except some trees/shrubs like KLW mentioned, and small patches in shade. Nice clear morning though.

12Z Euro looks good NVT/NNH/Northern tier of Maine. Interesting event to track at least even if some of these clowns are overdone.

That second one was the CMC..thing has like 3 different names on various sites...lol Yea, GFS, EURO, CMC arent going to be good at pinpointing upslope on snow maps...just not detailed enough..need mesos more for that. They can at least show that there is moisture and the appropriate wind direction to produce orographic lift. I think with your spot, its more of a mystery. Your going to need to have a few usplope only events to pinpoint what wind direction and if the flow is blocked/unblocked to see what produces. I think Alex needs more of N/NW wind and JSPin and PF area can do well on NW and W(I think?). Blocked flow doesnt get over the spine of the Greens and hits more the western slopes and even back into Burlington. Again, not sure what is best for your location. Obviously the Randolph cocorahs guy records alot of snow, so uplsope would seem to be big part of it. I don't know how detailed the GYX NWS office goes into detail about usplope in you area. BTV NWS seems to love discussing that and many times go into great detail for the Northern Greens. GYX has alot of area to cover, so not sure how detailed they get.

PF's basement model...

RGEM for Monday...even half that I would sign up for.

Kind of interesting that there seemed to be minimal or almost no snow accumulation difference between 600'(valley floor bottom ) and 1300-1400'. Guess enough cold air filtered in before round 2 started with the ULL.

Mon/Tues certainly looks interesting for you guys up north. Maybe even some scraps down here.

Not much here either, but whitened up the landscape a bit. Maybe 1-1.5"

200" would seem really high for a spot with minmal to no uplsope and "only" 1500' elevation surrounded by higher peaks. I'm by no means an expert in that region of NH. Like you mentioned JSpin, we would need Will @ORH_wxman to chime in.

Gene can chime in this, but I recall him or maybe dendrite mentioning that its been a quite a stretch without a 16" snowfall. I cant recall the exact threshold he mentioned , maybe 16" or 18". You would think think that area is due for a bigger event.

37F and rain here. No flakes yet down this way this season. Quick drive earlier and snow level was right about 2k with stickage closer to 2300ft.

Nice read, crazy event. I know you guys mention him from time to time-- Skimrg was a triple bunner in that thread..lol. Guess it was off the charts anomalous.

NNE thread filling up..nice to see we are covering some more area now. Hopefully an active thread the next 6 months.

Yep.

Serious airmass dropping into the northern tier out west. I'll take the near 70F its been here the past 3 days, been awesome.

Was just looking at the COOP data locally in SVT and most locations peaked at 40-60" depth in March, so definitely looked like a solid winter without even looking at snow totals. Even bottom of the valley here which torches was 36" peak.

Yea PF, its not like its tumbleweeds blowing down main streets of VT villages...its been an absolute zoo down here also almost all of OCT, restaurants always crowded and outdoor dining always seems filled on nice days.

I drive down to Williamstown MA once or twice a month for edibles. I am not and never have been a big pot guy, but also don't have any issues with those that smoke. The edibles have done wonders for my sleep problems, amazingly helpful, totally changed how I feel now that I can get some actual sleep. I only use them at night for sleeping and wake up feeling great most days. Back to PF's point, its definitely a diverse group that I see waiting in the parking lot for curbside pickup. You will see someone in a 60k Audi next to a college kid, next to someone in their 70s, next to a middle age soccer mom.

Cocorahs guy had .5" at 7am. He's above 1700ft like Will said.

Noticing town still really busy and outdoor restaurants still crowded even mid week. Probably a combination of influx of new residents and work from home people who can now just extend their weekend trips into the work week. I was in Walgreens today and overhead a guy in front of me chatting with the cashier saying he came from Minneapolis to escape the protests and unrest in parts of the city, saying he was hearing gunshots many nights as he lived downtown somewhere. No idea how he picked this town in VT--- if it was random online research or had some type of past local connection, but things are certainly different, thats for sure.

If you are going to be up in Randolph all winter, its easy to deal with the -30F days....stay away from the mountain. Its much easier to pick and choose which days to head out when you live so close and have season passes.

True..guess more like a month plus--mid-late Nov for spots outside of 2k+. Nov 2018 was super snowy for lots of spots, but I think it was mostly mid month and later if I recall.

Obviously not taking this verbatim, but do expect some PF picnic table shots. Ridiculous soaker next weekend on Euro, prob would be feet of snow for more than the just the high elevations if it was a few weeks later.

Yea, I noticed that too even down here. I will look at a tag and it says "hardy to 0F"...lol.