TheMainer

The Grinch is insatiable, it'll probably be one of those straight south north runners where Dryslot West is snow and us east is rain through the maritimes We somehow didn't lose all our snow on Christmas of 2020, but did most of it. We got a small storm a few days later which was enough to go and scout out logging damage on the North end of our trail system by snowmobile, though it was boney.

We have a white Christmas well over 90% of the time, that day and one back in the 90s are the only ones I remember (not living in Southern Maine) that didnt meet the white Christmas definition.

Correlation does not equal causation, but in this case I hope it does! We need a good snowmobile registration year or we're going to start having some serious trail funding issues. I had to beg and plead for the state to give us 50% of what we need for a major reroute due to an out of stater buying land and shutting off a snowmobile trail used since 1972...

By the time I got home it shrunk down to 3 inches (insert thats what she said here).

HRRR is what you want to see more for you guys, NAM is actually better for us up here.

NNE season in full effect! Let's keep it rolling til I go to Aruba the 19th of April

Gotta come up in late March or early April. I'm hoping we can stack some snow the next couple weeks to survive the warmups towards the end of the month, but not looking great south of Greenville for that

I'm hoping for the Euro more than the NWS

NNE season ending snowy I hope, I'd like to ride from the house until the end of March!

We have to use maps for Wisconsin, Michigan, Ontario, Quebec, and Maine to show a complete route, but hoping for 1,780 miles over the course of 6 days back right to the garage door. They're not getting as warm as us this week so hopefully the trails hold up til we're at least south of Quebec City

I start driving to Wisconsin for our big Wisconsin to Maine snowmobile trip that day so lock it in to have the worst roads imaginable...

2.5 above here would be about 37 for a high, 10.5 for a low, I'll roll the dice with that.

Pretty disappointed with 6.5 inches at the groomer garage, wife thought about that amount at our house in the valley, but she isn't going out to measure as it's windy and she's said she's only reading a book by the fire today. Nice dense snow though, rocks finally covered on trails and good liquid pack, just need to stack another 2 feet by mid March hopefully to get us to mid April snowmobiling.

CAR dropped the warnings down to 7-10 inches for my house in the valley, 12-20 (but really 20 is north of Moosehead lake up in the big woods) at my lake lot/groomer garage, either way, going to be epic snowmobiling when I get back to Maine on Tuesday, probably best since 2018-19.

That makes sense for down South of you, I agree with the evolution up here at 800 feet and well inland from the coast I expect 8 inches minimum, hopefully not disappointed