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  1. It's only late Oct, average highs are still in the 50s. In a few weeks we will start to see the real flakes fly.
  2. I kind of agree with the testing. We're the most powerful nation in the country. We should have been able to test the entire country several times over in the course of 7-8 months. We would have been able to quarantine those with it for 2 weeks and get on with our lives. If it didn't completely weed out the virus the infection rate nationwide would have been minimal in affecting day to day activities. Instead we're pushing 100k new cases per day and rising.
  3. So we really using the NAM, ICON, PARA this year? We know the combo of Euro, GFS, Ukie is always the best way to go.
  4. I think there is one on whiteface, but they don't track total snowfall.
  5. Yeah that makes sense and obviously the places I posted are not livable. I do wonder what the total snowfall accumulations are up in those areas? Has to be at least 200-300" per year. There is no real way to keep track in the Dacks, I think Mansfield does though?
  6. Snow capital is 4-5000 feet in the Adirondacks. I've never seen so much snow and I went in a down year. Mansfield has to be up there too.
  7. Final call. First flakes for lower elevations, 1-3" for places above 1500 feet.
  8. A Feb 2007 repeat here while the lake is open would have been historic as well. Would have been similar to Nov 2014.
  9. That's a beautiful place! Yeah, that commute would be brutal for me. I hate long drives to work. I try to keep it under 20 minutes. Wasting 1-2 hours a day driving is rough.
  10. We had snow nearly everyday up in Oregon/Washington. The elevation there in the mountains really helps. Coldest it got was 11 degrees at the base of the mountain we climbed. That picture I posted was at 10,300 feet. One of the hardest hikes I've ever done. The hike is called south sister, the 3rd tallest in Oregon behind Hood/Jefferson. https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/oregon/south-sister-trail
  11. Some really good news. It's in late stage human trials and really good responses so far. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/astrazenecas-covid-19-vaccine-trials-offer-hope-for-older-adults-11603718356
  12. https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/daily_ao_index/teleconnections.shtml
  13. Yeah I would take a cold/snow Dec/Jan all day. If we get below average temps for those 2 months we're basically guaranteed a good winter. I think the first 2 weeks of Nov are pretty warm and we slowly transition the second half to about average/slightly below.
  14. Yeah, I just don't see it. Adirondacks get a foot+ though. Going up there twice this winter for hikes.
  15. I highly doubt we get a cold/snowy Feb/Mar in a Moderate Nina. More likely cold/snow Dec/Jan and a quick transition into spring.
  16. Well last year sucked, very few events. November also looks like a major torch for the entire US.
  17. Anyone know where to get individual GEFS runs? EWALL site isn't working for me.
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