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PowderBeard

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  1. The official winter storm song of Greenfield these days?
  2. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Ok. Pretty interesting track if I get what you're thinking.
  3. Thanks. Makes sense. I think the skepticism is coming from a place of "weenie" and not science because of previous forecast burns (maybe Feb/March 2017?) when we had systems coming in starting with temps in the mid-20s. Crap snow growth for the duration and a few inches of sand when big numbers were forecasted.
  4. Thanks, the cutter idea is what I meant by "in" but yes north enough to mix/rain along the coastal areas for a time is 100% possible/likely. The suppression idea is locked in my head and keeping me most skeptical but I can see what you mean.
  5. Agreed. I still wouldn't be surprised if this thing just ends up grazing CT/RI/SE Mass. It won't come in but could still go out.
  6. So disregard 6-10" of 34-35* power outage paste for RI and SE Mass? lol
  7. GFS loving RI and SE Mass on Monday now. Not buying those thermals though. Would have to be a repeat of last week's deal.
  8. ICON has "inched" it south over the past 3 runs. From taking the low over RI and Boston to 100 miles south of the Cape/islands.
  9. ICON gone wild. Looks like a solid 8+ hours of 1-2" rates for most of mass.
  10. Real life Tetris? Shit dude, that is so damn frustrating.
  11. IDK, have to teach the grounds crew how to properly stripe the law, install inserts/stoves into those fireplace areas, rip all that shit out of the Yankees themed bedroom-bathroom suite. A lot of work, they should probably pay me to take it off their hands.
  12. https://www.newenglandskihistory.com/cancelledskiareas/Vermont/dorsethollow.php Just as interesting, Bigelow. https://www.newenglandskihistory.com/cancelledskiareas/Maine/bigelowmtn.php
  13. That thing would put feet of snow in the Poconos and Catskills.
  14. Shaftsbury for good upslope, must have been named by a skier who played the old "Greenland and Iceland" trick.
  15. It did not say where but even measuring at the base I would assume more than 98" a year at Equinox,. I doubt it is the true base of the auto road because that is several hundred feet lower than Manchester but would get an extra ~30". If Stratton gets about 180" I would assume both of those would get over 200".
  16. Naaa, inversion at 1000' and temps in the 60s...TORCH!
  17. Upper LL looks good to go and afterwards you can turn your sticks into shot-skis or a chair.
  18. That is some serious agreement we have something to keep eyes on. Going to get busy.
  19. I would think east-west would matter in SVT but its the direct opposite of what I thought for down there. A sample other than ski areas, Dorset and Equinox average only 90-100" a year according to the google machine. Always figured it would be much more, radar always seems lit up in that area even during the weaker flows.
  20. Hopefully. She staggers like a college kid leaving the bar at 2am and the 67cm skis and boots are waiting in the basement.
  21. I thought I was in decent shape in Feb-March until I started doing this. Been working out 4-5 days a week because she is now ~15 pounds heavier and I won't have many solo days.
  22. I have not done enough exploring at Ellen. My impulsive side gets the best of me and I find it hard to resist checking out "The Church" and rabbit holes around Castlerock each time I am there. It can be "interesting" to see people try to carve into the Church wall when below it only to find it is a rock face with a white blanket over it.
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