HIPPYVALLEY

GFS takes the SLP through Buffalo on a SW to NE trajectory.

6 minutes ago, CTValleySnowMan said:

GFS looks to continue to go in the wrong direction.  

Yeah, mix right up to much of NNE.  Gotta' get to PF and N to even see a few inches.  Looks good for Caribou!

21 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Running out that EPS run, it looked pretty damn active and snowy for New England as the gradient looked to be situated in the NYC area.  No shortage of waves moving through that flow either. 

2 minutes ago, Sugarloaf1989 said:

And dangerous drought conditions.

Well of course!   

3 minutes ago, Cold Miser said:

I can't wait for 

I can't wait for all of the, "Because winter was tame, and more wet than white, and not cold, we should expect a brutally hot and dry summer" talk. 

Don't forget the "it will be the worst year ever for ticks and mosquitoes" dialogue!   Every year. 

27 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Not freezing your ass off on the slopes is what it’s good for.  I actually like this if it’s not snowing.   Perfect for taking the dog on her hour loop though the woods too.  My desire for cold without snow has decreased a lot in recent years for whatever reason.

Aside from heating costs I like cold and dry if it’s not going to snow, but I know I’m in the minority.   

1 hour ago, weathafella said:

Beautiful day out there.  Get out and enjoy it!

Wish we there, overcast with sprinkles an 40F. 

38 minutes ago, Hazey said:

At least it's going the wrong way early. Better than to have it drag out like there's a chance. Maybe after next weekend things will look up.

 Yeah but I think we’re going to end up with a lot of cloudy days in the 40s with no distinct spring like warm-ups for quite a while.   Nobody wants that.

Maybe we see some less amped, weaker solutions at 12z but getting to where we need to see that on multiple globals. 

3 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Another “sore butting” on the way. John are bums are a mess lol

Haven’t sat down in weeks. 

8 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

We used to get snowstorms.  

Make winters great again!

8 minutes ago, NYCweatherNOW said:

I noticed whenever we need a trend for a storm to come back to us from sea we don’t get it, it usually shunts even further out to sea, but when we have a storm that’s too inland it never goes to benchmark track. Is there any studies down on this? Or maybe it’s just our luck?

A storm can miss by 100mi and whiff ots but we can warm sector in a cutter with a thousand mile margin for error. 

20 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Stay on the shitty winter course, fade that one as well. 

I have this irrational fear that we could just have 6-8 weeks of high temps in the 40's and rain every 3 days. 

53 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

So basically 2-3" on Thurs, changing to zr/rn Friday, ending as little snow Fri pm. Joke.

Yup, no thanks but unfortunately we have no right of refusal.  

3 minutes ago, NorEastermass128 said:

Chilly. CAD signature into VA. 

Interesting but tough to buy.  Just clouds for NNE? 

Lol at the NAM

Caveat is NAM at 84 hours but what a difference.  

1 hour ago, MaineJayhawk said:

Knife Edge is badass.  Nothing else this side of the country is even close

Can’t believe there haven’t been many deaths on that trail. 

19 minutes ago, tamarack said:

So the 2nd one includes the entire Knife's Edge?  Walked that trail (both ways, father in law with achy knees waited at the summit) in 1973.  Can't think of a more heart-in-mouth trail open to the general public in New England.  The sides of Chimney Peak (last one before Pamola) were special fun.  Met a family on the trailwho had been there a year earlier, also in early August, and they had to walk just below the trail on its south due to the windblown sleet.

I’m a somewhat experienced hiker and I have no interest in that trail.  Lol

2 hours ago, cut said:

I’m going to Okemo on 17th - hoping the glades will be open - for skiing not mountain biking!!!! Possible?

 I’ll be up north that week also and at this point glades seems like wishful thinking. 

2 minutes ago, Bostonseminole said:

ukie looking better

That's good news since it was not great yesterday.

1 hour ago, EastonSN+ said:

You would think ONE storm would get us

You can flip a coin a hundred times and still never be guaranteed it will come up heads.  Frustrating, I know, especially if the Nor'Easters show themselves in Spring when we don't want them.  At this point I'm hoping for at least one region wide warning event from NYC to Maine just so everybody gets in a decent event but I'm not betting on it. 

39 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Man we’ve seen anger before on here, but there is so much on here this morning from several posters. Frankly it’s scaring me a bit.

That's why I have mostly stayed away this week people are too emotional about something they cannot control.

If we go from a cancel winter to a cancel spring, which is certainly possible, it will be like a psych ward forum in here. 

6 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

ICON always does this… Notice the big gap opening up over Western mass eastern New York north or south eastern PA at 120 hours? That whole region in there is cold air dammed and it’s like the model can’t resolve that so it splits the QPF in half and kind of mangles the low in that region.  

Good catch, if I recall the icon was not great with earlier overunning events/CAD.

edit:  for my area (W MA)

8 minutes ago, mreaves said:

I’m not sure. Moosehead remains to be checked on my Maine Must See list. 

Maybe I was thinking of Big Squaw Mountain in Greenville.  Their webpage was not loading for me so not sure if they are still open.