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Brutal year for bridger. But they need to shut it down. Some recent bad winters there have me wondering if that place may ever go bankrupt.

My son lives in Bozeman, says people don’t know what’s going on. No winter.

My son lives in Bozeman and goes to MSU. The winter they have had has made the people out there reconsider what winter is. They are blown away by how warm and dry it has been and are very concerned about fire season. Most days this winter he’s worn a T-shirt and shorts, it’s been in the 50s and 60s. A lot of unhappy locals who live there for the skiing and the outdoor recreation in winter. Rough year.

No you don’t

This winter is far from over. A ton of anomalously cold air in Canada and tendency for that air to intrude south periodically. It’s only less than mid February. I would be surprised if most places around the NYC metro that are sitting on between 25-30” of snow didn’t finish +40”.

Yeah but they are too far south. Get them clustered 100 miles north of there and lookout in Tom’s River.

Yes, where the hell you been?

This is not factual.

how much does 2” per hour at 10:1 add up to in 3 hours?

January 1994 ice storm incoming

This

GFS is definitely folding. Slowly but surely. Doubt the NAM thermals at your own risk. We just learned that again last week. Not to mention we still have two days of possible shifts. Keep V-day 2007 in the back of your mind. Congrats DC went to congrats VT.

I have a home in VT and spend a good part of the year there and travel through New England. Aside from the northern greens, lake belts and parts of the Adirondacks it hasn’t been a great season. Maybe average, below in some areas. Not great in Mass, NH or ME. Even the central greens, Killington etc not great. Cold yes, storm systems and above average snow, not so much.

Mount Holly might be better with this: Snow is expected to start from SW to NE in the early morning hours Sunday. Snow will be heavy at times and based on very cold temps and surfaces, snow will accumulate rapidly throughout the day Sunday. Warm air aloft may cause snow to mix or change to mixed precipitation later in the day Sunday from south to north but surface temperatures should remain below freezing for the area. Any precip type will accumulate and cause hazardous driving and transportation conditions. Total accumulations will likely range from 6–12” across the forecast area with the highest accumulations likely in central and northern areas. However, the impact of snow, mixed precipitation and unusually cold temperatures will cause dangerous conditions across the state. Snow and mixed precip could linger overnight Sunday into the daytime Monday before ending. Delays and cancellations are likely to begin the week. Stay tuned for additional updates.

If they are using the NBM then that may explain it. They also should stop doing that.