powderfreak

Said just like the guy at the party who just can't let himself have some fun but instead talks nonstop about how bad of a hangover everyone will have in the morning .

I think this is the most reasonable approach so far... EPS probs of 6"+ at this point. Southern/central Greens, Monadnocks, and Whites into western Maine.

That is a lot of QPF in Central New England... Anyone over 1,500ft is likely all snow there too.

I’d toss C.VT into that too. 2kft around Killington probably gets 18” lol.

Yeah if all things were equal the elevations would do better... but both would need to see the same temp profile, same lift, precip rates, etc.

More snow for Alex, ha.

EPS

Snowy. Hour 90.

How would that differ in winter?

What? I think it’s definitely the other way around just because most snow maps are run off like 925-850 layer. Thats why it’ll punch out 6” with 2M temps of like 35-36F.... because 925mb is 0C.

That is insane. My snow map was a bit early, still going in ORH hills.

Stealing my 00z snow... that is a lot of precip. Hills get crushed in CNE.

What day... full sun and mid-40s. Feels beautiful out here with a wind chill near 32F lol. Our expectations are real low right now, as it does feel like a nice day. Despite the sun, snow still holding on in the shade and on mulch beds lol. Dew points near 0F aren’t melting this fast even at 45F.

Nice on the snow, ha. It shut down quickly here when the drier mid-level air moved in from the west and skies became broken pretty fast. Crazy day, full winter to nice sunset. Weird having the sun set so late in the day after a day and so far north on the horizon with that type of weather today.

What a fukkin' sunset... Earth Day special from Mother Nature.

Finally tapering to just scattered wind-blown flurries. MVL ASOS getting up to 34F now that the snow has largely shut off... the high for the day. The persistent light precip certainly kept temps down. What a way to run a winter day in late April... 12 hours of snow showers.

Yeah I posted this in the other thread, but you know where this is... by the corn maze on Mtn Road... that field with the first great view of Mansfield. Judging from my car odometer, it was two tenths a mile to that road the house is on. The snow growth is so great that these massive flakes are very efficient at reducing visibility... this is about 1/4 mile +SN. Crazy to get this type of snowfall with the radar echoes in clear air mode. Interesting note, the dark soil of the freshly turned farmer field was really struggling to accumulate despite the snowfall. Sun angle is still there behind this stuff.

Damn suppression depression finally as we head towards May?

Lake Placid COOP reported 5.0" new snow at 7am this morning with continued snow today. If they have fresh snow cover around SLK, that could certainly help get them low tonight with this air mass.

Man these squalls pack a punch. The snow growth is so great that these massive flakes are very efficient at reducing visibility... this is about 1/4 mile +SN. Crazy to get this type of snowfall with the radar echoes in clear air mode. Interesting note, the dark soil of the freshly turned farmer field was really struggling to accumulate despite the snowfall. Sun angle is still there behind this stuff.

Flow is definitely pretty unblocked... seems to be extending quite a bit downwind of the Spine. You can see this where the radar can "see" through the Winooski River Gap and I-89...showing good echoes all the way into Montpelier area.

Backyard scenes.... almost noon in late April. Mid-20s and perfect fluffy snow growth like its Currier and Ives season. Even the rooftops are bare because the dry powder is getting windswept off it. Fun little weather day.

Backyard scenes.... almost noon in late April. Mid-20s and perfect fluffy snow growth like its Currier and Ives season. Even the rooftops are bare because the dry powder is getting windswept off it. Fun little weather day.

We are up to 25F! MPV torching at 23F, lol. What a fukking cold day. This is insane.

JSpin, snow machine switched to on. 3/4ths of an inch to maybe an inch now at 11am.