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Brian5671

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  1. Yeah it was heavy wet slop too-lots of tree damage here and schools were closed for 2-3 days not due to snow but trees lying across roadways....
  2. Exactly. Been generally awful outside of the winter of 20-21. No doubt about it we have entered a period of lousy snowfall winters....
  3. it was in early April-so that's likely it-got a nice dump of cold air the day before and the storm was overnight-got 7-8 inches that was vaporized by sundown lol
  4. was mostly rain here...got a couple hours of snow after a dryslot that dropped a sloppy 3 inches mainly on the grass
  5. Got ripped off here-I remember a forecast for 12 inches and got a few inches of slop, but we got hammered a week later with 8 inches-the last event of that incredible pattern.
  6. Some models in late December suggested January at least would be on the dry side...not to mention the ongoing dry pattern since August. But yeah, frustrating winter in the snowfall dept. 18 inches here-final-snowier than the last few but still well below average
  7. Another round Monday too-so wetter in the short term at least
  8. another overperformer-got to 64 here
  9. Wow 8 to 82 in 5 days...gotta love March!
  10. Once Canada got torched it was over for any real cold and snow chances here-even the storm in the midwest has very marginal cold to work with....
  11. one can argue the last day of winter was 3/1-3/2 with that arctic shot-been a blowtorch since then
  12. Zero cold air so it's likely zippo
  13. Yep-usually March events are preceded by a big arctic outbreak of cold air. That's nowhere in the cards for the rest of the month
  14. Yep was never going to happen. Zero cold air and you'd need a perfect track with heavy precip to even have a chance....same ol same ol
  15. Wow. Maybe the meso models will come on board but for now they are well north
  16. 18Z or 0z it will shift north to match the others-there was another recent event where it did this....a clipper around 3/1 which was way too far south
  17. all on its own-no support from any other model
  18. We have also simply gotten used to warmer temps. A temp of 60 in March 50 yrs ago would have felt like an inferno-today it feels average
  19. And if I buy an EPIC pass, does that count as one visit or 20? I buy the pass but only ski one day one year at Mt Snow, but the next year I ski 20x? How's that all counted for visits?
  20. I am surprised Vail has not bought a few of the smaller places. (Ski Butternut, Mohawk etc) That changed alot for bigger resorts-people buy the EPIC yearly pass now so a good chunk of the skiers are coming regardless. I'd be curious to know how many buy a day or weekend ticket on demand vs 20 yrs ago.
  21. Yeah they do a good job with snowmaking. Mohawk is closed this week trying to reopen next weekend but the webcam looks terrible there.
  22. Bluewave in the NYC forum showed a map which showed the model bias in the long term-models were too cold past day 7 in a good chunk of the east.
  23. yeah it's just cold air behind cutters for a day or so and then back to AN
  24. the problem is that models have been too cold all winter in the LR....ends up being muted/modified as we get closer in time.
  25. I wonder why the west is gaining-what's different out there other than better conditions/more terrain but that's always been the case
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