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powderfreak

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  1. It is pouring up here. Yard is holding onto a few inches of snow but this won’t survive the night. Still good to air out the house... but what a hot rain. 52/50 type of stuff.
  2. If it’s gonna be warm, might as well take advantage of it. Great evening to air out the stale air in the house.
  3. We’ve had some warm Jan nights but the min will get washed out tomorrow prior to midnight. I think Jan 08 had a super torch that was also 60F up here for highs and an overnight of like 48F.
  4. That’s an above normal night up here in July lol.
  5. I never picture your little hollow getting above like 38F from Dec-Feb, ha. Where does 50F stand in your records?
  6. MPV set a daily record of 57F (old was 52F). BTV set a daily record of 59F (old 57F). SLK set daily record of 53F (old 52F).
  7. Man is it nice. Windy as hell but cracked 50F now!
  8. Most of that was untouched from this week’s snow... so they are turning in about 12-18” of consolidated powder. Plenty deep! We just finished a nice run of 19” in 5 days. Hunt the untracked and it skied like over a foot. But yeah, the speed at which these guys ski the woods is what makes photos. Fluffy snow and high rates of speed make that stuff explode.
  9. That's Mount Mansfield. It's why it's such a talked about mountain too. It's right in the view of BTV and associated suburbs. East side view today.
  10. The timing isn't all the dissimilar from up here. I think there's definitely something to the patterns that seem to bring several year stretches of more inland storms vs. true eastern coastal plain storms from like the ORH/Tolland Hills eastward. Each year can have variance but they do seem to come in clusters.
  11. Thanks Diane! Got some fresh pow turns in. Bluebird and beautiful. Can’t believe it’s all but a dream in two days.
  12. Yeah that’s awesome. Sounds a lot like here when we try to describe to people the random gradients. Could be advisory or warning snows at one place, then flurries at our Shaw’s Supermarket, then back to plowable snow in another two miles, etc. Stuff you don’t see in synoptic events. Makes you laugh when someone gets upset because 10 miles away got a bit more than them...you can see that within a town in every event up here.
  13. It’s so awesome when events like that hit the non-climo favored areas. Everyone is sort of numb to it when it’s JSpin, Alex or myself at the mountain.... but to get that there in central NH is awesome.
  14. Meso-scale is the best... I'm telling ya, the isolated smoke shows are awesome. Don't need any flashy model runs, just let it happen.
  15. Decent amount of blowing snow this afternoon, even in the low lands.
  16. This was 2pm when the squalls and arctic front passed us. Visibility was very low. Some folks on the hill had to stop and wait it out. Even for here with the orographic lift, that was an impressive burst. Middle of the afternoon and this rolls through.
  17. Another excellent day. 18" in past 4 days on the mountain. And this photo was before the heavy squalls hit this afternoon.
  18. Nice J.Spin! I had about 4.25" from the event total (early morning and this afternoon)... depth at 9" You definitely looked to take the brunt of that squall. Looked like the core went right down I-89.
  19. Best squall line of the season here, IMO. ASOS spots hit 1/4sm and I’ve got 4” at home between early morning and today. 9” on the ground finally. Short lived though.
  20. Thunder in BTV. This is just a pure whiteout. Internal stake cam picked up 1" in 15 minutes at 3,300ft. Up to 5" since 5:30am.
  21. This is some truly heavy snow. Wow. Can’t even see from one end of the hotel to the other.
  22. I'm hearing reports of thunder in BTV with that squall.
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