NAM crushes VT. Only a slushy inch for me. GYX not feeling the love below 4k'. Only an inch or two below that and most of it washed away Friday. I think that's a big bust potential considering the colder trend.
Once again this looks favorable for lakes region north. Elevation going to play a role. Alex looking good. I think I'll be hitting up Bretton Woods Sunday. Maybe Saturday too if winds aren't too much of a factor.
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I think a map would have been helpful. A 1/4 mile isn't very far. Hopefully he had the insurance.
It's seemed to do pretty well compared to the GFS, maybe a little more bullish on snow for us, but I've been putting more faith (barely) than the regular Goofus. Maybe b/c I've been focusing on NNE?
Storms have been tracking farther west than normal and gotten worse as we get closer agreed. Probably something to do with Nino-Modoki, but NNE has been getting smoked, especially Maine. Some of the photos are approaching epic.
Looking like pretty meh for Sat, but Euro very bullish for Monday. That's the one to watch. If the FV3 is the more accurate model, the Euro is getting moderate support.
I vaguely remember this from waaaaay back. I remember the professor said they will sometimes raise the ground below a bridge to increase flow and lower the water elevation. Seems counterintuitive, but it happens in certain flows.
Got my interest. I shot up from 22 to 30 in about 2 hours then creeped to 31.6 over the past hour or so. So I wonder which side of 32 I go. Got freezing rain out there now on top of a dense pack of 4"
Warmth has moved into MBY. 29.1/28.
Measured 3.75" before the transition to sleet, shovelled that off, and another 2" has fallen. Unfortunately it's compressed to 4.5". Lots of meat in them potatoes. Man snow!