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Friday February 6 FROPA / WINDEX small event
powderfreak replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
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Lately we’ve been seeing the light, consistent refreshes. Not gaining depth but maintaining it through low-QPF NW flow. Hopefully we can see a more synoptic density event soon. The fluff doesn’t do much.
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Friday February 6 FROPA / WINDEX small event
powderfreak replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
Agreed. The model signal is there for a localized area to get lit up. A widespread 1-3” but some town gets 6-8”, or more. 00z NAM likes Essex County. -
Friday February 6 FROPA / WINDEX small event
powderfreak replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
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Two inches down at the snow plot overnight can be 2-3x that up at the Cliff House lately. The plot is a good mid/upper elv. total but some of these recent ridgeline snows have really been blowing in deep up above that 3,000ft elevation. Its obvious some of these days the upper lift terminals accumulate decently deeper fluff at times than the plot and I love it.
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Today was really nice. Got up into the 20s at most elevations. I could go for more of that. Felt comfortable out there for once lol. Been over a week since the last snowfall but I’ve still got my spots for fresh tracks.
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lol, gonna be a tough weekend in the high elevations. It’s all good, Ginxy, just sitting back laughing at you and Wolfie tag teaming it the past few days. I have no horse in the race but it’s hilarious. Keep fighting the good fight.
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Silly Ken, thinking he could sneak that past .
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Life is all good, nothing is melting, no settling, looks like it fell yesterday. Winters great and we all love it.
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You’re thinking about it too binary though. It affects everywhere. But you keep saying “if location X gets a snowstorm, then it must not be happening there.” And if someone says it’s happening here, they mean zero snow. Maybe for one region it decreases the chances by 10%… for another area they have already low chances of snow so it decreases chances by a percentage point or two. But there’s always a percentage chance the storms happen. It’s like a sliding scale and changing the probabilities. It’s not a binary yes or no.

