dryslot

We watch the week of Christmas from the 20th on.

Same temp here, We wedged, This morning the roads were terrible, Main roads were ok, Side roads were icy.

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Wont be anything ride able after this.

Yeah, Ski areas bases are established in NNE, They will lose the natural base on top but will recover, Its a short window above temps and dews in those areas, Winds always disappoint outside of coastal areas, Those areas will warm sector the least and may even see some anafrontal snows on the back end.

Mtns and higher elevations of Maine snow pack will survive, Further east its more iffy as they stay in the warm sector longer.

Yeah, Post frontal

Scott's boy must run and hide everyday when he here's the outside door open at home not knowing which dad is coming in.

lol, What could possibly go wrong?

Still plenty of time for this to end up over the picnic tables.

Pretty big dog on the 12z Euro for the 22nd, Pretty cold Christmas week too on the Op, Lets hope its right.

Temps were in the 20's here so snow was not going to be a question, Ended up with 2.3" so 1-3" was an accurate range, Nickel and dimed to death so far with 7.8" on the season.

Pretty meh, We had these winds on several days last month and still had power Wednesday Rain. Patchy fog before 4pm. High near 53. Northeast wind 5 to 10 mph becoming south 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 30 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New precipitation amounts between three quarters and one inch possible. Wednesday Night Rain, mainly before 5am. Low around 34. Breezy, with a south wind 15 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 40 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%.

Were wedged pretty good here, 21°F for now, Once the winds veer to 180° degrees out of the south heading into tomorrow, It will be over taken pretty quickly and temps will rise rather quickly as i'm exposed to to southerly winds.

My snow pack is bigger then your snow pack.

The fortune cookie has spoken..........

Biggest storm so far of the year today.

21/19°F, 2.3"

Wednesday is a unmitigated disaster for areas with a snow pack.

Take the under on modeled winds unless you can mix them to the surface in some heavier echoes and this usually ends up more localized then widespread more often then not.

Snow started around 18z, -SN, 26/23°F

Hopefully the GFS has a clue.

No thread for tonights.

30 mph winds here are pretty meh after the last few weeks up here.