Yeah car was covered this morning in the very small flake Arctic upslope stuff this morning… where it feels like the flakes are forming like 500 feet overhead.
That is weird. Lake Erie by contrast has the most ice in late January in like three decades and is almost fully covered.
Wonder if the persistent NW flow causes a lot of wind there and water movement at Lake George?
Is that really *that* big of an error margin at that lead time though?
Has huge impacts for an area of population but it’s like 50 miles between BOS and ORH… is getting like 50-100 mile swings on 126 to 150 hour total maps all that surprising?
Its frustrating but seems within reason…
Haha all joking aside, history seems to have these come in bunches… with a lot of hand wringing in between the clusters.
Can think of numerous examples of the same swath getting smoked by biggies several times in a row.
Your climo is to get blanked for like 5 years at a time, then rattle off like 4 monsters in 6 weeks, before going back in the shed.
I could see you with 36-40” in the yard in like 10 days lol.
I bet we’ve averaged 20-25:1 up here.
16” now and I’d wager the models were pretty close with 0.75” water.
It hisses when you walk through it or shovel it.
That’s sweet, those big QPF dumps are key to laying down the base for weeks to come. Cannot overstate how important it is to have it skied in well like you said.
About the same here in Stowe.
Also had 16” at both 1,500ft and 3,000ft snow plots on Mansfield.
Very even snowfall distribution with no change in elevation.
Very even snowfall distribution.
11” town at 750ft and 11” at 3,000ft.
No change with elevation.
I saw Jay showed 8-12”… wonder if they somehow saw a big change with elevation. Not seeing a range at all here.