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  1. I remember that guy

    Back in the day a guy named SkiMRG in West Chesterfield, MA loved nothing more than gloating to all other SNE posters if he was snowing at 1,400ft and the rest were seeing rain.  It was his favorite thing in the world besides skiing, lol...trolling the valleys and coastal plain.


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  2. I use gauntlets all the time. I must be cold blooded. Unless is 30f+ my hands get cold

    That may be because of sweat? You need breathable, An Goretex all is that, But truly, Gloves are not a very good option for deep cold, When I ride I have hand guards and heated handle bars, But if it’s below zero, I slap on a pair of gauntlets.


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  3. 1 hour ago, mahk_webstah said:

    hopefully we can avoid too much rain this weekend and early next week up here, because there is probably 10" in the woods.  I'd hate to lose the pack after this stretch.

    unfortunately mother nature will even things out

  4. 49 minutes ago, MaineJayhawk said:

    I can't believe schools are closed for a 4 or 5 inch snowfall.  It's getting to where they call it if it's snowing when the buses are out

    yep, times have changed. at this rate, they'll use up all their snow days by jan

  5. Looks pretty close to my hood. Yes please

    Modeling is in pretty remarkable agreement on the placement of mid level forcing for tomorrow. The NAM is maybe a hair N of the rest of the suite, but same general idea. Definitely favoring an interior S NH jackpot.
    NAMNE_850_fronto_024_zpsgxo1scgf.png&key=4aa21025976014642b9cac1747f8eab42c9604d64fffd125c60cf8b4c60d2bbe
    I am interested in this little feature that's beginning to show up on model runs.
    NAMNE_700_fronto_027_zpsmtcrto66.png&key=c5dd6ce090a7457787a52c822a3741b9a5e4162d3bcf75be7861dfdfb394a251
    As the 850 mb wave tries to close off, the 700 mb f-gen really begins to increase during the afternoon. Coupling that with the lift generated below it at 850 mb, and maybe signs that we get a heavier band to form late in the day. 
    FWIW, the extended HRRR is in favor of coastal western ME seeing the higher snowfall totals.


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  6. Anyone expecting to retain what snow they have from here on out, sans the mountains will be disappointed.

    early next week system trending warmer wetter it seems even up here.


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  7. You mean "rains to Maine".

    He's playing some defense too on his wording with "all rain to NH border"....he's terrified of a 3-6/4-8" event from ORH to Ray if he gets rain. Ala MLK 2010 style. 
    Its either significant snows to N CT or all rain to NH border...nothing in between. 


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  8. That's awesome and festive. Hope it sticks around.

    About 18" in the base area.  
    Ive got some more pics for later, but it really is blowing my mind what it looks like around the ski resort.  Still 6 weeks till Christmas and it looks more like deep winter now that it normally does at Christmas lol.


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