STILL N OF PIKE

My gut instinct is good luck getting out of this -PNA Nina regime for More then a little bit . Hopefully we still score regardless as peak climo is here shortly

I think you will be ok, as the weather should be good for man made snow after Thursday for a bit , just don’t want a screaming SE’er right around your arrival

I’m wondering if any break in the -pna is transient as I’m not sure the tropical forcing is indicating any real shift that is more than transient

Euro has no semblance of much on the 6’th I would get outside today if you can

Then you could have hibernated for a while

Cranmore has to be a disaster , the base is prolly apply sauce that being said , if it’s not decent in a couple weeks for your location , I would assume the New England ski resorts would be in a world of hurt

Gfs has a system on the 6’th , this run it looks mild for the coast with snow a bit inland . Nothing that strong but decent . If it was stronger I assume it would be colder .

People were concerned the buffalo bomb was gonna hurt ski resorts , and in the end ..some gained slightly. This 6 day stretch on the other hand .I haven’t personally looked but ..man they are gonna need to push the snow guns hard starting Thursday (eve?) and pray that things turn somewhat decent (I would think )

I mean to be honest , it’s pretty gorgeous out . im teetering on wondering why I even want it cold , mild temps 50-60 are sorta perfect

I think the difference In the western ridge position was something Scott picked up on By mid December clearly and he consistently cited the tropical forcing saying that this was an up and in look . Meaning he saw enough and he has the knowledge to Realize the look was not favoring the coast, Bob as well . I.E he used the tropical forcing to deduce Where the ridging was likely to set up (Or why it wouldn’t trend favorable) Now this wasn’t deduced as clearly early month , but as we entered the favorable stormy period , it was by scooter . So while the pattern looked potentially amazing in the future by early December it didn’t by mid month and never was that great for the CP .

Lawns looking good

I’m not sure if this is the pattern per se but Well...The pacific sucked , and has persisted in being sucky as the ridge axis set up further west than medium term guidance seemed to show for the entire month , until it decided to just squeal like a pig the last few days

It was weird to me , it seemed genuine and childish and poorly intentioned. But it’s text on a forum and I don’t know the fella .

January is make or break . Big time pressure On old man winter .

Better do it now , before the snow drifts make it difficult later

You should dress like the officer from Reno 911, the weather is almost perfect for that

My guess would be just keeping things Consistently active from January 7- end of January would make it pretty damn hard not to deliver near normal snowfall during peak climo (No promises regarding active pattern and snow pack retention )

A torch is kind of nice, when there isn’t snow to watch melt away .

Now this is a torch . A pure and epic 6 day torchathon. Dec 30-Jan 4.

Wednesday looks like a +25 degree departure day. Nice early to mid October day

SNE isn’t the winter paradise some weenies want and hope for Or think it was even in the past . I dealt with that by chasing every storm I can , usually we have a few good periods in every winter. But wire to wire snow just ain’t happening (And really nothing resembling this happens on the CP ever) in SNE and I know most understand this and have made peace with this . On rare occasions we get spoiled and blitzed with month long periods of Multiple warning snow events with hardly any rainers

I’m Feeling good about February in Utah

Washing sun tan oil off

Fire pit about to be lit

63 Bedford Mass applying sun screen