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  1. That was the only location I saw folks on sleds riding trails the whole trip. Love driving across NNH, NVT to get to smuggs/Jay from western Maine in deep winter, through Crawford notch, across the CT River, then over to the northern greens- just a great, scenic winter drive every time.
  2. Seems like a weenie spot, was not really aware of it until now.
  3. Just drove back to Maine from the smuggs area The most snow on the ground by far was between Hardwick and Danville, Vermont. What’s up with that zone? A little bit of elevation?
  4. Wednesday looks good here. Also not closing shades on next weekend, that could trend. 18z was close
  5. 26, light snow. Still getting the moisture feed from the gulf. Hasn’t stopped snowing since yesterday at 4pm. What an awesome event
  6. Here now. It was great, now it’s tracked lol.
  7. Radar looks great by you, 4” here, hoping for a klew jack, how often does that happen!?
  8. Yes, that’s the event I was thinking of! Basically jack was right over my head in south Denmark where I was living at the time. I remember watching radar in awe as the GOM was deposited on my head.
  9. Ya the last one that really jacked my area was in February 2017? I think. Great ratios with that one iirc
  10. Ya models are going to struggle with the placement of the IVT but no reason not to favor the climo spots in the midcoast although I have seen jacks further west they are much rarer. Will be fun to watch moisture streaming off the gulf on radar wherever it sets up.
  11. Now show the monthly temp departures in this region. Every time I think you’re going to add value to the forum you regress to bridge troll
  12. Plenty of time to trend that press stronger to get more posters in the game for a front ender at least. This isn’t cutting to the lakes. 6z euro shows how to get it done
  13. Not a frigid look but the coldest anomalies are in the right place and not all bottled up on the other side of the globe and no shortage of sw’s traversing the continent. I don’t want to see big blocking combined with a -epo that shunts systems south. Later in the period you see the scandi block retrograde which would support more region wide systems. Really good run and the teleconnections support it.
  14. Verbatim that’s a clean up pattern for our area, fire up the jet and roll the dice on the boundary
  15. IVT has been producing steady light snow across southern Maine since about 7 this morning. Accumulated about an inch so far
  16. The east facing ravines on mt. Washington are a month ahead of schedule. The whites don’t do snow like the northern greens buts it’s a been a great start to the season in the presidential range. Photo from today. Notice the big crown lines from a natural avalanche cycle that occurred sometime in the last 24 hours .
  17. The new RRFS handled the temps well with this. Be interesting to see how that model performs this season in places that see frequent marginal setups
  18. 3.25” wrapping up now but still light snow, stayed snow the whole event.
  19. Quick 2” in the last 2 hours and temp has dropped to 27. We’ll see how long we can hold onto the CAD.
  20. I mentioned in the other thread I thought this might verify colder than modeled. Might not mean much in terms of sensible wx but could make a difference hyper locally
  21. Posting this here because the main thread is a dumpster fire. I’m going to be right on the mix line with tomorrow’s system in the foothills of Maine. Quick look at the NAM temp profiles and it seems more of a surface level issue than mid level warmth look so I’m leaning a slightly colder solution than modeled for my area. Tough forecast here.
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