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  1. Hazey
    Man if that GFS run has any clue, we 2015 up here!!
  2. Hazey
    Sydney had a 100+cm dump in the 90's. So rare but not unheard of. Moncton, NB had like 150cms back in 92 i believe. CC might have juiced it a bit but they happened in the past.
  3. Hazey
    Leo approves of this method.
  4. Hazey
    55cm (22”) final at my place. YHZ reporting 84cms(33”) but that might be suspect as it seems high. Cape Breton sold 2-4ft reports with a few 5vers thrown in. Incredible storm and one that will be long remembered in the Maritimes. Not bad for some rogue Baffin Island s/w.
  5. Hazey
    Albert Bridge, Cape Breton. Man snow. Epic drift.
  6. Hazey
    Still going here. I’m just around 50cms (20”). And I got fringed…lol. Serious matter in Cape Breton though. That is a shit ton of snow there.
  7. Hazey
    Maritime storm update. Snowfall in my place is 15” (38cms) and still snowing. Probably will get a 20 spot out of this. Cape Breton destroyed. It’s Sydney’s White Juan. 2-3ft down and 1-2ft to go. This will be a generational storm for eastern parts of NS. Chase worthy. I was curious what would happen if an atmospheric river set up in winter. Now I know. Pic from Cape Breton with lots to go. Wild.
  8. Hazey
    St. Valentine's day massacre on the gfs. Still looks good in long range.
  9. Hazey
    This is what it matures to Nova Scotia juggernaut. Cms but 181 max?…lol.
  10. Hazey
    This exotic pattern were in that was talked about last week is going to produce in the Maritimes. Hefty snow amounts coming out on the models. Long duration possibly Fri to Mon deal. My hood looking like 4-8 but Cape Breton looks to get crushed. Snow for days. Strong winds and snow totals in the 1-3ft range. Epic blizzard shaping up for them. Newfoundland should get in on this in a big way too. Still some uncertainty so see how it plays out. In centimetres.
  11. Hazey
    Pattern still looking good around valentine's day. Steady as she goes.
  12. Hazey
    Looks like the good period starts just before or on Valentine’s Day. Might sneak something in before that. We wait and watch.
  13. Hazey
    If you happen to be lucky enough to have pack, it makes going through these lulls a lot easier. Nothing worse than boring weather and snowless landscape. Mid Feb will be here soon enough and hopefully another favorable period.
  14. Hazey
    9” (23cm) final. Snow was easy to move thankfully. Finally winter again.
  15. Hazey
    Looks like about 7 or 8” down and still snowing. Going out to snowblow in a bit. Will measure then.
  16. Hazey
    This could possibly be the most interesting period of the winter. If models hold, we can get some wild solutions. I'm sure the angst will be palpable in the coming days...lol
  17. Hazey
    I'm starting to wonder if the GFS is suffering from some sort of de-amplification bias. That s/w on the 1st is sailing off ESE to Bermuda. Been doing that a fair amount this season.
  18. Hazey
    The GFS just won't come around. Stubborn. Even the Icon has come back much more robust.
  19. Hazey
    Always turds in the punchbowl. Virtually impossible to get a decently clean snowstorm look. 1 model goes high, then next one goes low. If the GFS can decide which s/w to hang it's hat on, we might get somewhere.
  20. Hazey
    Canadian lead the charge on this one. Won’t be much. Next.
  21. Hazey
    That euro look at 240hr is showing airmass direct from Iqaluit straight to the northeast. That could dump some ice cold air in from that source region. Worth watching.
  22. Hazey
    Icon was a whiff as well. Can't learn anything from the models in the 84 - 144 hr range. Too inconsistent to be helpful.
  23. Hazey
    Canadian doesn't amplify. Exit right. At least it's something to track.
  24. Hazey
    We've had a couple of favourable periods since post Christmas. I didn't see anything out of those but that doesn't mean it wasn't favouable. You guys cashed in some during January. It is what it is.
  25. Hazey
    West coast is now the new east coast. Not sure of the mechanics behind this shift but it's noticeable. My buddy in Vancouver texted me last night. Just posted a 12 burger yesterday. They are expecting another 8 tonight and tomorrow. They also had a 10" storm earlier this month. I've had one 8" storm on Dec 4 and that's been it except for rainers and mild intervals. There is something to this constant troughing out west and ridge east.
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