That’s a life threatening situation for parts of the maritimes. Probably hope for their sake we get an earlier phase, pork’s SNE and jacks dendrite to me, just sayin
39”. too bad we couldn’t squeeze a bit more out of Mondays system to get to average for Feb 1 which is about 42” at my house since I moved here in 2013. We are also lagging just slightly from this time last year.
What a torch today across the continent. 60 degrees in Alberta and Saskatchewan in January is wild. We're in our own little winter world in the NE however.
back to snow on the reach around. despite my whining this was actually a pretty cool event with the multiple ptype transitions. plus the skiing was very good. dense couple of inches on top of the crust from yesterday worked fine - the mountain was 100% skiable including the woods.
Mesos were on crack for this one and everyone, including myself, bought into it. Nice little refresh but we’re gonna bust very low on GYX forecast. On to the next one
Good 18z runs for tomorrows event. nams bring snows to the coast and keep the event going into Saturday morning. GYX may have to expand those advisories
Real currier and Ives look out there right now. Meanwhile models are picking up on the CAD signal for Friday. Starting to think we trend that into a 2-4” to snizzle type event for my area.
Just drove from western Maine to pico. State of the snow pack east to west is typical. My area to Conway is loaded, you can tell the CAD winners, Lincoln and CRV snow holes, central VT spine decent but less pack than in western Maine.