powderfreak

I'd lower that by 30% to be honest. Even a widespread 8-12" would be a noteworthy event.

It’s a wall of precip moving north.. with easterly low level flow.

I don’t know, a half inch+ of QPF in this environment will be plowable. The best mid-level banding often follows the QPF gradient or just north of it. Might be another chance for a BGM-ALB-DDH-CON-LEW fluff factor band.

Why are people so afraid of any sleet? Damn, that means you are maximizing WAA and precipitation. Take the QPF dump and if you nibble some pellets, so be it.

Yeah in most places… but it’s been squeezing out low level moisture ahead of and behind the front. WSW flow entraining moisture from the Great Lakes, then NWN winds wringing it out… almost like a standing wave.

Mansfield Magic morning… I swear the top of the Gondola terrain gets 50% more snowfall than the snow plots a lot of the time. This is what 2” edited to 5” looks like on the snow report, ha. Could’ve said a foot up top and people would’ve believed it. But we stick with the standard plots.

Arctic front. Been snowing steadily here too, harder than radar indicates.

Your kid will teach you, haha.

General public is all in on it too though. I mean even up here all people are talking about is a storm of the century.

Been getting dumped on. 3” yesterday morning. Another 3” during the day. 5” overnight.

Yeah, guess it’s hard to tell seeing as it’s only 84 hrs. Euro and GGEM looked more juiced at same time frame I thought.

Seems to exit stage right quicker?

Crazy squalls. Had thunder and lightning at the mountain and shut down for 30 minutes like the summer. Even in town MVL with the rare M1/4sm visibility. METAR KMVL 222000Z AUTO 25004KT M1/4SM +SN FZFG VV009 M03/M05 A2983 METAR KMVL 221955Z AUTO 30010KT M1/4SM +SN BKN012 OVC038 M02/M05 A2984 RMK P0001 KMVL 221954Z AUTO 31013G25KT M1/4SM +SN BKN012 OVC038 M02/M05 A2985 RMK AO2

True whiteout conditions. Just had thunder and lightning at the mountain. 2.5” in 30 minutes. That was a legit squall.

That looks nicer. Keep ticking north.