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Let him create an account name of “PhinsNeighbor” and hope he can stay away from trolling some of the mid-Atlantic guys… everything would be all good, ha.

The Mount Washington Hotel. See Alex post it often, so had to check it out. I’ll say that view cannot be topped in New England.

The lunch view. I mean c’mon.

Drove over to Alex’s neighborhood in NNH… what a beautiful day. Car had temps in the 60s the whole way with full sunshine. Car peaked at 68F in Twin Mountain which might be on the high side and HIE showing 66F. Absolutely gorgeous day in the North Country to peep leaves.

An hour after your ob… and down to 34F here; Coos County knows radiational cooling. Shallow cold here, up at 1500ft is 42F. An 8-degree difference in 750ft is noteworthy.

Wow, chilly… we’ve been north of the clouds so high of 62F here off 27F min. Already down into the 30s again though at 8:15pm as the up/down seesaw continues. You guys are doing the low diurnal spread fall vibe, while up north seems to be running the sunny higher diurnal spread play.

Not a popular option and honestly it probably wasn’t designed to be. There’s a reason why passes were $2200 for one mountain in the past. Needs to be some significant economic disincentive on weekends because the demand is so far out of whack with the supply side economics. The on-hill lift capacity is higher than two-lane road capacity. People per car nationwide is way down since COVID too, so more cars to get the same number of skiers. Need a very long gondola like Little Cottonwood Canyon is trying to do up Highway 210. Alta and Snowbird have the capacity on-hill but the road can’t come close to matching it. They do the paid parking with reservations and it still hasn’t really eased the situation (even without avalanches and the such).

Yeah sunny and 57F now. Very nice out. Surprising how fast the body acclimated to cooler air. Later in the week looks nice. Next 3 days all show sunshine and 64F, 68F, 71F for maxes.

21F at SLK, ha. Thats the normal minimum for late January in BOS or late December at BDL.

Local PWS at 27F, MVL at 28F. We hard freeze.

37F. Chilly evening.

It does get dark real early. It’s like 2-3 hours it feels like. Used to have enough light to be outside till 9:30pm and now it’s like 7pm time to go inside.

Wouldn’t coastals be snow or only applies to above 32F coastals? Basically it’s good when one is worried about no precip and it shows no precip? It’s a tool like anything else, it’s run frequently enough that you can sort of find the HRRR run that’s right. It feels sort of like if a model is relatively correct for one or two systems we as a forum collectively are like, yup that’s the model to look at.

For all the HRRR bashing this summer by everyone, this seems like a wild change of events.

Sunset the other day from the top of Mansfield looking at Alex's neighborhood 75 miles away.

It would be. Classic late March or early April spring skiing weather lol. Nice evening right now but man, used to have three more hours of light to play with in the evening.

This week looks phenomenal. Fprecast of lows in the 20s and highs 60-65F next few days before upper 60s and low 70s late week? Bring it on. Cold nights, mild afternoons. How we draw it up. Get outside in the mountains.

Oh it’s coming. It’ll probably be 60s in early November or something. It’s not like it won’t mild up again.

37F last night, but already up near 50F and sunny. Really no wind up here, should be a nice day.

Up to 68F so far today and CLR skies. What a Saturday.

Noted. Reggie, IBM, HRRR. Let’s go.

How those areas don’t average 100”+ a year is wild. We all think “there are the places that get snowstorms” .

32F MVL and 31F at the closest PWS across the river at the Golf Course. Garden looked in serious pain and cars were frozen solid.

It’s actually pretty weird up here to see all elevations at exactly the same temps. Guess we know what the column is like right now, ha.

It’s actually uniform right now. 36F Picnic Tables 4,000ft 37F Base Area 1500ft 37F Valley 750ft