cleetussnow

Go take your pill.

Oh I agree, but I got a 14 year old. Those 150 miles (actually 166 miles) were on high traffic trails. What starts as stutter bumps increases to deep whoopti doos by nightfall. I’m ready for Maine. The fact they give out t shirts for 150 miles is telling. We got the only ones that day.

Looking for a year around campground on the vast system so I can haul my equipment up and leave it all season. This way when I want to go to Maine it’s on the way. Anywhere VT will do.

I know. 250 miles per day, right? Check this out: In NY my kid and I got a free t shirt for riding 150 miles in a day last weekend. I’m still sore.

Hey snowmobiling crew...Maine is happening for me next season for sure. But I need to relocate my weekend regular riding. Thinking VAST and relocating camp.

Lol. If that hits I get a dry slot at my house and my camp upstate is buried until June.

Verbatim dry slot crushing nyc crowd, just after the wind blown rain deluge.

Ha. We get hit by. 961 low twice with that retrograde loop de dupe, and yes that would salvage winter for many.

March 93 ain’t walking through that door.

I'll go with this. Much promise, especially with an early cold shot in November and good looking LR teles… Then mirage snow oasis kept showing up on the LR and medium range modeling only to cut or vaporize. The models have been terrible for the US which just adds to the frustration for snow lovers. I never say this but lets get right to spring. The last thing I want is for this wound to fester through April.

Next week cuts. Pattern looks meh after. Worst winter I can remember full stop.

Euro wasn’t bueno for next weeks system. Rainy mix meh.

meh. At least its snowy lately and cold is coming. Let's see if early next week breaks our way... ...edit...which is not looking good on the 18z GFS.

Deep winter = 2 high confidence snow chances and a wicked cold shot, and there is a lot of snowpack on the ground. Maybe someone should start a deep winter snow thread for these 'storms' since with a little LE the totals could rival last Fridays storm. =

I understand when winter doesn't produce people get frustrated, but that group is off the rails. And look at how often some of them post. 50k is not unusual over there. Get a life.

https://www.npr.org/2020/02/09/804266975/british-airways-sets-speed-record-crossing-the-atlantic-in-under-5-hours @Typhoon Tip. Here is another example of a jetliner crossing the Atlantic with a SuperSonic ground speed riding the jet stream. A new record for a subsonic jetliner. Under 5 hours New York to London.

Id say 14 up here in old forge. Winter wonderland look to it. Pulled a plow truck free twice around my camp, and so he cleared my driveway. Heading out into the wilderness now!

I’m in on the d6. I love the ukie. Seems like a good model.

I'm making my run up the Hudson valley tomorrow afternoon/evening, then over to the western Dacks. Hopefully its trailing off by then. Worried about an icing section right about Albany rush hour.

Gfs scaled back big time. But the dynamics don’t look much different at a quick glance. Edit cut back on the west and dacks in many areas.

Blackholes DO emit radiation. 932 low is what that says, with like Zillions of other LP centers

I know. I won't believe it until I'm in hell driving through it. I'll at least get a chance to test my new truck tires in some man snow.

It can come in a hurry up there! The lewis county forecast office is different from the Herkimer office. Lots of times the snowfall forecasts differ right on that line. Herkimer is a skinny county.

Duh right. Lewis is the left, Hamilton to the right. fixed original post.

It does, but it's not like the Tug. I imagine 150 to 170 inches is around the normal winter. They've had some 450 inch winters in the old days, and a couple 300 inchers in this century. nowhere close to normal this year. The LE snow is probably half of the normal total, but that is a hard thing to know. I've been to Piseco area in the winter. Brantingham is probably snowier than OF since it is closer to the lake effect zone. We head that way from OF on sleds. I believe Brantingham is at a lower elevation than OF so snow doesn't hang on as long. I'd go for Brant if you wanted to get in on LE snows. Piseco may have orographics going for it same as Old Forge with some upslope, and elevation might help retaining the pack.