Layman
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Initial thoughts on what the gradient may look like in SNH and the coast based on past similar events?
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Got a bit more than anticipated. Grabbed a pic as it started yesterday and one this morning. We’re and fluffy stuff. Experienced some decent rates on 101 near 95 last night around 11pm.
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Over 8 feet of snow in Tahoe: https://x.com/US_Stormwatch/status/2024621478965367028
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Damn, you guys are brutal!
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Respectfully, I think we should wait for @ineedsnow to chime in on this before we pass judgement.
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Curious if we'll see a Dong of Destiny or if the Bag of Asses will prevail. Just trying to leverage some of my new-found meteorological jargon I've picked up here.
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60% of the time these work out 100% of the time so we got that going for us.
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A staple form of "fun" for all males I knew growing up in the 1970's/1980's. Never got stung, but damn what a rush!
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Caution flags?
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I think that's what that just was...
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Potential Sasquatch sighting in you first pic here
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Definitely! @CoastalWx If you're taking out the loan anyway to head up, be sure to leave room to stay at one of Alex's place. Great quality of service and nice, convenient options. Well worth it!
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Definitely agree with all of this. Nice, gentle terrain and far less crowded than anywhere else. Can't beat the scenery either!
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Feb 10-11 Mid Week Minor Event - Ride the hot hand?
Layman replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
Left was Saturday morning after the last snow. It compacted down a bit after this but I didn’t take a pic to confirm depth. Right is this morning after the snow.
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Feb 10-11 Mid Week Minor Event - Ride the hot hand?
Layman replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
Solid 7" here last night. Wasn't really expecting that. -
I was in Salisbury on Saturday night between 6pm and 11pm or so and they clearly had some decent accumulation but how they ever got an accurate measurement is beyond me. The wind was blowing pretty good and snow was drifting across the road all going out to sea. There were a few driveways that were untouched where you could see a good 6"-10" or so via the tire tracks of cars pulling in or out. No real problems getting around but the local DPW was definitely going to need to hit those drifts periodically.
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Real light stuff here all morning. Maybe half an inch? We're going to dinner and a show in Salisbury tonight. We'll see how it compares down there.
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I asked Chat GPT to give me a hand with this one - how do you think it did? "There’s a little bit of instability offshore, but strong upward motion in the part of the atmosphere where snow forms, which means good potential for precipitation (especially snow) even though the overall energy isn’t very high."
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Indeed! But... There was no white Christmas in Weymouth... Everything sucks in Taunton... Dozens of ice storms have been forecast in Tolland to no avail... Methuen has had decent snows but the season is still only a C+.... Chickens are on the verge of freezing to death in central NH... You'll be happy to know that things remain pretty normal in Stowe though
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Yep, especially when you were posting about Steve's D or whatever it was, we knew you had an iron grip on it.
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Had a few random questions that I figured would fit best in this thread if anyone has knowledge about it: Was curious if snowguns/snowmaking equipment can be dialed in for water content if needed. Or, is it simply air pressure and water forced through a nozzle? Is there a standard water content for man-made snow? Is there a prime percentage resorts go for when making snow? i.e.: 10:1, 15:1, etc Is there any core data from man-made snow? Do resorts ever have a need to check that?
