PhineasC

That's an old Larry Cosgrove joke. His forecasts always use these obscure tiny towns and place names as boundaries for different forecasts. Instead of just saying "northern Ohio and PA" Larry will list the three most obscure towns in the region and then say "north of a line between them." It's one of the silly things that blowhard does. My post was the equivalent of Cosgrove saying it will only be winter in Canada.

We bought season passes for Cannon and Bretton Woods. Weekdays only.

Winter will only exist north of a line from Siam, OH, to Woodcock, PA, to Constable, NY.

LOL you guys.

In fairness, when you started posting here, you always shit on every threat and loved doing drive-by trolling when optimism was high. You used to end up running away with your tail between your legs because it actually used to snow sometimes back then. These days, your pessimism is the best bet and means you make good calls. If 2009-2010 ever makes a return you will go back to busting every week.

DC climate has shifted. It’s somewhere between RIC and RDU now. You are probably more like a closer-in Baltimore suburb. Time to calibrate expectations.

97% chance your winter in DC will be terrible. Why even bother tracking it?

Good upslope snow weather?

Above normal temps, 10" or less of snow in DCA. Adjust accordingly for your area. That's my final call.

I have a private PM thread with ORH where we talk about how mean you VT posters are. Bunch of poopyheads, the lot of you!

Yeah, like I said it seems a bit overwrought to me. Facebook is a terrible place to look when trying to render judgements about anyone or anything.

I never detected a single hint of bad vibes or an attitude from anyone in New Hampshire, even when I was there with MD plates when lockdowns across the country were still in full swing. Even being in an area that does not get a lot of long-term tourists and mostly seems like locals (Randolph/Gorham/Berlin), it has been fine. To be honest, it seems like the locals have been bending over backwards to be nice because they all want me to spend money on their services and at their shops given the crushed economy up there. Maybe it is different in VT. There is definitely a different feel between the two states; even my tone deaf self can pick it up. But this all feels overwrought to me. If VT guys are like Powderfreak and Phish it seems like a really chill place. LOL

Buy a car and put VT plates on it.

LOL yeah. I love J.Spin’s posts but his version of family skiing is clearly far beyond what we are doing. 2 dozen nice downhill days on groomed trails sounds about right for us.

I’ll be doing my part for Cannon, Bretton Woods, and Wildcat.

We are assuming the lodge stuff will be restricted/closed or at least really annoying. So we are planning to go direct from the car to the slopes as much as possible. I'm getting all 4 kids some equipment at the local ski swap place so we don't have to mess with rentals of any sort.

Randolph, NH received 207" out of that putrid look. All snow weenies should head north if they want to escape the misery.

I'm not in coastal Rhode Island dude. I just need the months to pass and then the snow will start. No trickery needed here.

You guys are making me drool for this winter. LOL I have never wanted summer to end so badly.

Randolph Hill site had 92.2" in 2015-2016. Still would have been the biggest winter of my life by like 40 inches. LOL Off an average of 185", it's a big drop.

That picture is like one of those pictures of a starving emaciated polar bear standing on some melting ice up north.

2015-2016 really was horrible for you guys, wasn't it?

1918-1920 was a pretty bad stretch.

It was stupid and childish to not let people in this forum talk about the most unprecedented event in our lifetimes. Some of the posters active in this forum before have been posting in the New England forum instead, so they are still around, just not in here...

Like some of us predicted. But this is what the control freaks wanted. Less “clutter.”