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powderfreak

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  1. Even digging into that run a bit.... those snow maps are over-done for sure on the eastern side (in this area). This air mass is really marginal. Over this way, even during intense precipitation rates the SFC temps are still sitting +1C. 925m is pretty warm all things considered. Reality says that's a BTV westward or Adirondacks bomber. Time for it to go a bit east, ha. What a thread the needle situation for someone.
  2. We've been discussing it summer and fall, but worth noting how unstable the Euro is these days. If the GFS schools it at 72-90 hours again...we'll know for sure. It definitely has some issues going on that makes it hard to trust at all.
  3. I noticed that too. The snow board here was 1/4” but a mix of grauple balls and flakes of varying sizes. Some big fat dendrites did help tick accumulation up but for the most part it was sub-optimal flakes. Looks like it's nearing 2" at 3,000ft and above.
  4. I hope you jack and get the monkey off your back. My bar is low, just cover the grass again, lol. Messenger east shuffles always happen so I like to have something to work to get to 3”.
  5. Looks like some of the 12z ensemble members that gave the Adirondacks two feet. Not that surprising... the ensemble spread was from like ROC/MSS jack to a CAR jack. Anywhere between was fair game .
  6. Blowing and drifting will fill it in.
  7. One of the Sunday River base areas after the rain storm... yikes!
  8. J.Spin has to be getting crushed by this squall. 30dbz over him right there at I-89 and the county line. That usually corresponds to 1-2"/hr rates at least, just depends on how long it lingers.
  9. Pretty decent squall line just hit the mountain. Looks like a quick 1-2" so far on the snow cam.
  10. Lol at the ensembles.... the individuals are all over the place. From Massena jackpot to Caribou and everything in between... along with non-events thrown in.
  11. Yeah now thinking about it that would’ve been too far north for Pinkham. I’m thinking of like Dec 13-16 in that range I think. City of Plattsburgh, NY had 36”, BTV only like 20” as the band sat from like SLK to Jay Peak to far NNH. If I’m remembering it right that might have been the storm an observer in SLK area had like 17” in 5 hours.
  12. Which Dec 2003 storm? There were several... I think the mid-Dec 2003 one gave the Jay Peak coop at 2,000ft like 42” in 24 hours. Plattsburgh, NY had 36”. That was a crazy meso-scale band. Edit: Now that I think about it that band might have been too far north for Pinkham.
  13. Oh that’s only 24-hour snow... I was going to say that area has to have 20”+ storm totals.
  14. lol... none of that Mid-Atlantic angst is allowed here this early in the season!
  15. I’m only joking, couldn’t care less one way or another. Too far out with a southern stream sort of firehose that could track anywhere. I still wonder if the two options are just wide right and weak or really jacked up and west... would have to really thread the needle to get the right track at the right intensity to work in that garbage air mass.
  16. But the 6z ICON is a good hit, so we thread start? lol
  17. 00z EPS was a nice overall mean if you smooth out the super amped runs with the wide right runs. Somehow I don't think it happens like a middle of the road thing... it either seems weak and right, or very wound up and left.
  18. Some flurries this morning. Headed in the right direction now.
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