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It should be a really good stretch though. There's a ton of snow. They were making it until about a week and a half ago and some of the huge whales just got groomed out last week. The consistent cold has preserved the pack even if snowfall has been normal. The trails should cruise through March barring a total disaster, and the snow in the woods gets very forgiving even as it starts to dwindle. Unlike an early season pack you can see all the obstacles and feel good about making turns wherever you see snow. I'm pretty excited for a big finish.

I know a few of our recent impressive March CAA events had cheap midnight highs and then we were sunny and single digits or low teens during the day.

peach trees ftl... the fact that feb has been chilly may mitigate damage. A few years ago one of these March cold shots ruined the crop.

That's a pretty impressive ULL passage on the GFS on Monday night. N Greens lookout I would think should that come to pass.

It means I'm off to load up on supplies

this. Folks always in a rush.

Berkshire East has recovered nicely from the Tuesday rain event. Skied wonderfully this afternoon, woods especially. Slow drive home though, all snow crossing the river, flipped to rn coming through Amherst at 530.

My cousin out there sent this one from Saturday

That Bruins game in Tahoe was epic last night

They could've just turned off the main breaker if they didn't wanna pay the spot rates.

Did a couple skin laps up Mt Lincoln in Pelham this morning... there's not much to it, but always sweet to be outside on a day like this.

The diff has been fairly marginal... I'm at 44.25" counting today and you must be fairly close. Also Berkshire east has definitely outperformed us here in several events. We're all probably AOA to date out here with the pack having held up better than it usually does but simultaneously having it feel like a dud at times. I might need to talk to someone lol.

2.25"

It's all light stuff. Can't really make out any snow falling on the Beast webcams. -sn here

Getting off track here (as usual for me), but this image is from the UMass radar back on Feb 1, 2011, pointed vertically and rotating underneath (birdbath scan)... spectral width is plotted... notice it's very low all the way to like 7km, indicative of snowfall throughout the entire column... We got like a foot in that event, and it was puking snow.

"this is beautiful" a lot of suffering going on down there, but also scenes that folks will always remember

Gronk just joined the board

I think the ORH hills get 100' higher every year

double would be good

I expect the CT death band to set up nicely over YBY for a spell while we moderate snow at .5"/hr after virga early on. But anyway, advy events aren't bad. We'll take it. Would have preferred the true SWFE event thump to mix though if we were trying to verify warning criteria.

3 or 4 seems like a decent call right now

tied for #2 all time behind 1899

Oh and today will beat the daily record low by another 14 degrees, which had stood since 1903

This is from yesterday... talk about shattering a daily record... that had stood for 112 years LOL 000 SXUS74 KFWD 160711 RERDFW RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE 1251 AM CST TUE FEB 16 2021 ...RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE FOR 2/15 SET AT DALLAS FORT WORTH... A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 4 WAS SET AT DALLAS FORT WORTH YESTERDAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 15 SET IN 1909. ...RECORD LOWEST MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE FOR 2/15 SET AT DALLAS FORT WORTH... A RECORD LOWEST MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF 14 DEGREES WAS SET AT DALLAS FORT WORTH YESTERDAY FOR THIS DATE. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 31 DEGREES SET BACK IN 1909.