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That's DE Maine, Not much snow there.

.50" won't do squat to the pack, The temps and dews will do some damage though but its short lived, Clubs will be out panning and rolling the trails after but the best thing is for folks to stay off of them until they set back up.

Need to get thru friday and early saturday up there, But it looks like snow showers off and on thereafter for a couple days, Have to wait to see how things shake out next week, But i think up there some of these clippers or overrunning events are going to pan out .

SWFE.

The pack should be able to absorb that amount, That's a good idea though going out tomorrow, Someone asked on FB if they thought trails would be good to come up and ride this weekend........lol, Stay the hell off of them after this storm and let them freeze back up.

This is going to be nothing special really, I mean gust to 40 mph happens here a lot.

I think the places to the NW and up into Northern Maine should hang on.

18z GFS was pretty skimpy on the qpf for here Friday.

With not much going on weather wise right now it’s a good time to take some chlorinated water and convert it to RO water stripping the chlorine and minerals out to run in the humidifier in the greenhouse.

You would still think you could get one of these to get squashed south on occasions but with no HP or lower heights out ahead, Nope.

It amazes me how you can lock a cutter weeks in advance.

I was going to ask about donuts, But...........

The last few pages were entertaining, Especially Brians new bio, I lol'd at several of those and tossed several others with a

The refrigerant under the ice will be fine no matter the ambient air temp.

You will have a snowpack left. Quick hitting, Shorter duration system, 1" or less qpf, There will still be snow left, The pack out there can absorb this, But the bigger story is going to be the wind gust ahead of the FROPA.