NW_of_GYX

Pleasant mountain is closed, I just heard from a mountain ops guy it took an hour to travel last .5 mile of access road so many trees down. Neighbors house took some damage it looks like. Fingers crossed for my property. So far just a cherry tree that I didn’t like anyway

Hope the ratios are better than here or else folks gonna be without power for a long time

Closing in on 10” bridgton village. Just got in from snow blowing, giant PIA. It’s a war zone out there, no power anywhere lots of trees down.

Seems like widespread power outages. CMP website is crashed. Power is out even in downtown area where we live. First time in the 4 years we’ve lived in this house. Woodstove and propane range for the w

3” and moderate to heavy snow. Made it for last call at Pleasant Mountain. Great way to start the season for their opening day. .

It's coming, heavy snow here now with good growth.

last day for muzzle was 12/10 in this zone. Lot's of folks getting after it this year. Same with trapping and baiting, interest in hunting seems to be at an all time high from what I'm seeing, not sure the license data would corroborate

31 and mod snow here.

Ya it’s a toss up with these marginal temps. Your elevation will help, hope your genny is ready

GYX seemed to acknowledge a lot of uncertainty for the CP into the foothills in this mornings AFD. Gonna be some surprises around here in either direction. Typical spots are favored of course

From this mornings GYX AFD: With such fine margins...there is big bust potential in either direction along that coastal frontal zone. Some Bufkit forecast are quite robust in the PWM area for snowfall...but model snow depth fields...which often can more accurately depict snowfall amounts in the marginal/mixed scenarios show very little locally including into the foothills.

Couldn’t agree more about that page.

Someone’s gotta pay for Cranmores new lodge and hotels

This confirms it, someone is getting t-bagged with this event

love to see it, the biggie we've been waiting for since march 2018.

That would be great. It’s been a rough go of it for local clubs outside of the county

If he can ride local he’ll be happy. Long range hopes and glimmers he might be before the new year.

we cash on these while places to our north miss out on the juice and south has ptype issues. Not spiking the football but looks to be an above average storm incoming

His area has had it rough for years so he’s jaded. Amazing the difference 10 miles of latitude has made in the lake region over the past 7-8 years.

seems to be some good model consensus for 1.25-.5" QPF for my area enough cold in place. Even with less than 10:1 I'm thinking 8" is a lock and I like where I am. This area just at the southern end of the foothills can do really well in coastal setups.

It doesn’t snow there anymore

March and April is the time for loaf. It’s a cold, windswept outpost the rest of the season. But to be honest most of Mainers who know a few things just go to Northern Vt that time of year instead lol. Now that saddleback is open it’s worth taking a trip and hitting both- stay in rangeley which is one the most beautiful mountain towns in the east and don’t miss the bumpy but spectacular ride over the height of land from rumford/ Mexico. Skiing is not as interesting as the loaf but the vibe is 1000x better, especially if you’re an industry guy you will appreciate how it’s just a bunch of Mainers having a good time. Which is also why it will never make any money, so go ski it while you can cause it may not last. I know you didn’t ask for advice but it was fun to give it

I’ve been lurking hard here the past few days while I procrastinate on other things and it’s been one of best stretches of diarrhea I can remember on this forum. Just edge of the seat type stuff to see who throws the poo next. Weenies losing their minds over 384 hr H5 anomalies, blocks here blocks there, phantom storms, hotlines, more blocks….riveting stuff. Thank you all

Just slid through here with barely a whimper

Block all snow to DC.