PhineasC

Gonna be a bit nippy.

New Snow Depth is the one you want. That's basically snowfall as far as I can tell.

It fails in New England all the time, FWIW. I have seen it cave to the GFS and even the GGEM twice now. It's not the same Euro as in the past.

The 45 day limit is annoying.

Yep, that shows up when you run the numbers for December. LOL

That Landgrove 1.1 NE site has some big numbers. They seem to be getting snow at times few others are.

Ah ok. That explains things. Still can’t get that one site to show up, but whatever. Can’t trust anything you read on the Internet these days! LOL

I see Rochester 2.3 NE with 28.3” of snow over the last 7 days. Not sure if there is another site that I am not getting on my end.

I can’t get those Southern VT sites to show up on mobile on my end. Weird. Just those two specific higher sites will not show.

After this very dynamic week, a lengthy snooze period is on the horizon it appears. Very little shown on the models over the next 7 days.

For reference, the Randolph observer has recorded 30.4” over this same stretch. Looks like Randolph has the highest total in NNE on CoCoRaHS at least, unless I missed one on the map.

Snowing well here now, guessing another 2+ inches today and this evening. Picked up about 5" over the last two days. Over a foot of upslope since the end of the synoptic storm Saturday when I received 15" or so. Depth is 22-24" across the area. I'm sure it's even better several hundred feet up. You should be good!

At least it will be cold enough for snow retention. No rainy cutters.

At least it will be cold up here. I can sit on my 24" pack and wait 7-10 days if that's what it takes.

Any storms on the horizon?

What a week. My goodness.

Temp up to 28. Moderate snow.

After seeing that post, I actually have my guys getting this set up. I may buy some Sprinter trucks and do this. LOL

My driveway is long, has several steep spots, banked turns, and tight loops. Would be a fun ski run LOL. UPS refuses to even come down the driveway now after they got stuck too many times. The plow guy also got stuck already. I would need to get a lot of land grading done to improve the situation. I get a lot of complaints about it. I had it paved which helped with snow clearing but made it even slicker. The rocks before were better for traction.

I may pick up a beater Subaru with the required bumper stickers to use to sneak past the quarantine blockade into Vermont. Gorham and Berlin are more big truck territory.

Mod snow 20 degrees.

Black Mountain is one I want to check out. It seems to have a reputation here as a "locals only" kind of mountain. Very few amenities and not much maintenance. That's no problem for us, as long as the snow is solid and the runs are nice. We are not really lodge lizards, especially this year. That stuff is not important to us.

I have always heard it is harder to learn. I am bad teacher for skiing because I never had a lesson and learned over time with my old man throwing me off the lift at the Mid-Atlantic ski places saying "have fun" on the ice. I have no idea how I parallel turn down a steep pitch. No one ever told me how to do it. I just watched dudes while riding the lifts and pretended I was them until I figured it out.

I have 10k. Where do I sign for my 300k return?

Yep, that's true. I read the BTV disco sometimes to get a feel for what the upslope here might do. I am learning the scenarios for when PF and J. Spin are getting snow and it is headed my way versus when it is not. I also read the GYX discos religiously. I have started to learn the signals for when a big dump is coming here based on what is going on in their thinking. I realize now I am in a microclimate compared to Berlin, Gorham, Conway, and even Bretton Woods and Cannon. It's a hard task to forecast for all these areas at the same time. I have a feeling there will be many storms over the years in April where I will be heavy snow while the base of Bretton Woods is heavy rain.