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  1. backedgeapproaching
    PF explained it was 10-11, but I wouldn't call last year a ratter in NNE either. Southern NH prob the most below average, steep gradiant as you headed down towards SNE.
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    Those Tblizz skis do look like the skinny 210s I remember from high school in the late 90s. Growing up my friends dad was a sales rep for Nevica ski gear in the 80s. His basement was literally filled wall to wall with merchandise on racks---it would practically blind you when you went down there...lol
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    Can see why Phin left MD and made bee line for NH. Forgot what disaster winter was in the Mid-Atl last year. .3" in Philly..ouch.
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    Yea l, agree. I found the post a few years back, I don't know where it is now, but I remember the person mentioning it wasn't a drift and it was "on the level" or something like that.
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    I recall one of the posters in the Mid Atl forum saying they had a 55" depth, which is almost hard to believe in MD outside of Garret County. But then again, we are talking Parrs Ridge which peaks through the clouds..lol. I don't think I had higher than maybe low 30s as peak depth over the border in PA where I was living at the time. (Western Philly burbs)
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    Its no match for the infamous Parrs Ridge..aka the Himalayas of Northern MD..lol
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    Well, I know the 3k NAM certainly hates that area. March 93 could be coming up the coast and it would still print out .1-.2" qpf..ha. It does it with every storm.
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    65-70" average in Whitefield? Wow, that seems low, but you would know better than me ORH was low 60s and now upper 60s average now right?
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    Yep, exactly the elevation I was thinking and Alex confirmed. Inside looks awesome too.
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    Yea, it may be in HIE, but looks like some decent elevation. Killer views right there.
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    Looks like the western us smoke has made it over here..very milky sky out.
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    Took out my ACs as well today. Wasn't the Herculean task some NE CT posters make it out to be..ha.
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    Like Coastal mentioned, looks like they lucked out getting the deform with upslope combo. But your right, most "normal" synoptic snow events with E/Se flow Bennington VT over into Cambrige NY struggle and normally end up with lower totals. But they do sneak in some good events with blocked flow upslope. In that big NOV 2016 upslope event Shaftsbury VT had 16-20" IIRC, I had I think 8"-9"
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    Damn--crushed 12" in ENY. I think ALY had 1-2" forecast there. Getting a foot when NWS call is for 1-2"--epic positive bust
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    Sun peeked out just long enough to squeeze in some nice shots, some squalls going through now.
  16. backedgeapproaching
    4.1" total here, bottom couple inches pretty wet with some drier May fluff on top from this mornings upslope.
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    That area can do OK at times with NW wind as the Taconics are right to their east, but that is a big precip discrepancy in all directions. But there are 4 separate reports of 8-9" in that area, so its legit.
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    Yep, check out weathernet, 2 more reports of 8+ in Washington county NY
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    Whoa, about 15 miles southeast of here in West Arlington VT reported almost 9". That's not some weenie elevation spot near Mitch, maybe like 300-500ft and they are always near the bottom of snow totals in SVT--impressive. Most have been some type of nice banding at some point over night.
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    Probably close to Mod SN here now. May accum in the books with .4" on the board.
  21. backedgeapproaching
    34.7F mostly snow now. Interesting that east of the spine at 2k still at 38F..waiting on cold air to ooze in I guess.
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    Lol...didnt realize it was that much. Thought it was in the 15-18 range. So yea, 22" works. I haven't seen that much in one event in the 5 years here in VT.
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    I went down to western Chester County for that one, hours and hours of 2" per hour rates. I think Philly itself sucked some exhaust from those suburb bands and ended up relatively screwed.
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    Late to the party, but just winding down up here this morning. Final is 18.4" Just about 50" for the month.
  25. backedgeapproaching
    14.5" still coming down and should for a good portion of the night. Yep, just amazing conditions right now.
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