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Ha, Runnaway, you wanted the individuals not the mean. This includes some earlier stuff too, not much but some in northern areas. -
I got you. Totals from 12z Friday onward. Removes any earlier snow/precip. And the 24 hour trend from yesterday's 18z run to the above image. Definitely a solid tick south in the mean compared to 24 hours ago.
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It may have snow issues in deep layer easterly flow, but it is definitely NNE in vibe. Borderline boreal forest, narrow evergreens mixed with dotted hardwoods. Cold. Frozen ponds early and late season. The vegetation gives a vibe up in that corner of VT/NH.
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They are. The worst part of it is nearby is a solid meteorology program (Jim Cantore type alumni and some board members) and those weather weenies are forced to study in a place that can be tough for snow at times. It is a cold climate though, just suffers during the big east wind events. They've had some good deform bands though in the past decade I feel like. Going from Central VT through MPV to 1V4 (Saint Johnsbury). But you know those model progs get the weather students chapped .
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Wild gradient in there somewhere between like RT 2 and north of CON.
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68” over you lol. The Met weenies at Lyndon State are losing their minds I’m sure ha.
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Spicy drive home on I-89 north in VT before sundown. Moderate to heavy snow at times.
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4.3” surprisingly dense snow at home. Now a mix of light snow and freezing drizzle. Within the last week… 7.5”, 5.5”, 4.3”. Nice stretch.
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The musings that we were done in late January or early Feb was funny. The outlook was dire back then going forward.
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Unfortunate trend but good to stop the north ticks. Merge the GFS and Euro blend.
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Several reports of slab avalanches breaking today on Mansfield.
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Yeah EPS is almost identical to 12z yesterday. Only noise level changes past 24 hours, despite some shifts north or south at times… it’s ended up very similar to yesterday so no trend.
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Classic New England snow vibes.
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Edit… guess I should’ve finished the run. It does swing around some decent upslope to top off. It ends up getting there, but I’d still think the front end under-performs with that look.
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Yeah I mean, wouldn’t say no to like 0.75” QPF as snow to add to the pack. My guess is though the QPF is over done south of Canada… that front end comes through fast. Thats one of those situations that looks ok but then the mesos start showing like 0.40-0.55” water instead of 0.60-0.90” or something before dry slot.
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Congrats Montreal.
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Yeah that’s fast moving SWFE then dry slot.
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I just had same question, radar still snowing back to about Whiteface in NY but HRRR has measurable lasting until like 7pm here which seems to be a long time from now, ha.
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Drove down to Woodstock, VT past 1.5 hours. Very snowy drive and full deep winter vibes. Snowfall 2-4” most of the trip it seemed with 10”+ OTG with higher spots looking like 18”+. Here in Woodstock, low elevation, seems like 10-12” around town with 3” new and -SN. Wintry appeal. Bethel, VT up the road honestly looked to have double the snow.
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2-3” at the mountain so far. Where the hell is Kev?
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~0.5” and -SN. Hoping for 3-5” Advisory level snow today.
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Agreed. Can already see it happening to some degree. Wouldn’t surprise me to see the initial thump to be less over time.
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24 hour jump, keeps plowing further north. Another day or so and we’ll be on the southern end of the 6”+ area.
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18z Euro looked like a nice event up north for our MH/NH posters tomorrow and tomorrow evening. Greens would welcome a half inch QPF too. 18z HRRR decent too.
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Feb 28th-March 1st long duration Miller B threat
powderfreak replied to George001's topic in New England
Starting to feel this one a bit. Strong SE flow usually can do good things here. 18z ECMWF has 0.59” QPF at MVL and HRRR has 0.50”. If we can pull a half inch QPF, winter will be fully rolling after the past few events.
