Fozz
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IMO the lights should stay up for the whole winter. It always makes for amazing scenes on a snowy day like today.
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I’ve rarely seen such huge flakes at 14 degrees. Staying in Accident and might head to Wisp.
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I just arrived in Garrett county. Coming down very hard here. Probably the heaviest snow I’ve seen all season in daylight.
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Just cook them, put them on a bun and add ketchup. Problem solved.
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As I mentioned in the other thread, here are the pics and videos from my visit to Jay Peak during my long stay in Vermont last year. There were on and off snow squalls and the whole afternoon was a blast. Probably one of the best days of my whole journey.
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I'll be staying in Garrett county Sunday through Tuesday, but I'm thinking I will head to Timberline on Monday. It's a bit of a drive but it looks way too good to resist. And this time it looks like just about the entire mountain will be open. An amazing opportunity coming up.
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It's ok to be disappointed. But you can't let it ruin your day. The solution is to shake it off and move on.
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I was at Jay Peak last March during a snowstorm. I can share the pics in the picture thread if you’d like.
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Does the NAM know something that the rest of the models are missing? Will they score the coup?
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If it's 3"/hour for 20 minutes.
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Oh man, that was very quick. Issued just 2 minutes ago.
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That's a very long duration MECS at the 7-9 day range... a Thursday evening to Saturday morning event.
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You aren't the only one.
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It looks pretty bad here but the Carolinas always seem to get the worst ice storms.
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I don’t usually like sleet but I had a lot of fun with it in Feb 07. It was so glossed up that you could just glide on the ground.
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As far as I know, the ICON reads every non-snow precip type as "rain". So what they depict as "rain" may very well be a wintry mix.
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Is Feb 2014 the only recent KU storm in which so many people have faulty memories? I don’t understand… we remember all the other big ones so well.
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It's already a lower resolution run, so calculating a Kuchera ratio is based on a level of detail and precision that doesn't make sense for ensembles. The point of the ensembles is to show the big picture, especially more than a few days away when things are too uncertain to rely on just the operational run.
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The GEFS mean is a composite of 30 different simulations. It would be very messy and not practical at all to try speculating on the exact ratio of the snow from an average of 30 different versions of a run.
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Famartin posted a bunch of those maps on his site. This one has the proper legend. http://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather/1994/NJSnow-03Mar94.png http://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather/1994/03-Mar-94.html
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I can't blame you. I think most of us consider a HECS to be anything over 20", but to get twice as much is just ungodly. Not many people outside a mountain or LES snow belt will ever see a 40" storm in their backyard.
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25 + 20 inches here. I can't imagine beating that stretch, ever.
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Yup, I've been going back and forth for a while but I moved back officially right after Christmas. Remote work can do that.
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Looks like he's in Columbia now.
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I liked Jebman's melt in 2015. That was amazing. Maybe a March 2001 rug pull is worth a similar rant. But not something like this. That is just petty.
