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  1. greenmtnwx
    NAM snow map?
  2. greenmtnwx
    As a trend they are useful. The CCB looks to rot over NE PA, SNY and up north and east of there
  3. greenmtnwx
    Snow maps certainly did
  4. greenmtnwx
    Looks like Euro really shifted NW. these models all over the map
  5. greenmtnwx
    Link?
  6. greenmtnwx
    Anyone have any suggestions for radar to use vs the new crappy NWS radar?
  7. greenmtnwx
    We’ve seen this story before for the coast, still have a day and a half for trends. And usually the end result is 25-50 miles NW of end modeling. Some snow is coming, but overnight modeling is showing that push in the mid levels NW of the city and coast.
  8. greenmtnwx
    Close the shades on this one for coastal folks.
  9. greenmtnwx
    Gotta say the skiing at Stratton this last 7-10 days has been just great. We’ve had about 40” of snow in the last two weeks and great temps. Today is brutal but the skiing recently just top notch. Been getting refreshers almost daily too, the tree skiing is insane.
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  11. greenmtnwx
    At the cabin, had about 15”, close to 20” Stratton peak.
  12. greenmtnwx
    I have to dispute this, there is not 20” at Stratton at any elevation. There is about 11” of wet snow around the Stratton area at around the 1600-1800 level and up top about 14” maybe. Generally about a 1’ snowfall, 20” is slant stick.
  13. greenmtnwx
    Power is on at Stratton, skiing good.
  14. greenmtnwx
    Same here in Stratton area. About 8” at 1,800 feet. Power out.
  15. greenmtnwx
    You don’t think the Stratton area gets much snow? The base is 2k feet with a 4K foot peak? Point and click there is a good 10-20 from base to peak.
  16. greenmtnwx
    nam looks warmer
  17. greenmtnwx
    Will any thoughts on this system here in S VT?
  18. greenmtnwx
    And I don’t mean it as a knock on science or research to stop trying, maybe one day it will come. It’s just so damn variable. Who knew in mid December after the big one that we’d have an all time cutter followed by a month of partly cloudy marine type boring cool days bootleg nights with nary a drop.
  19. greenmtnwx
    Not a knock on you or anyone, it’s just that there are too many variables that can change or come out of the blue to make anything longer than a few weeks to a month lead time much better than guesswork. Educated guesswork, yes, maybe, but the proof is in the pudding of seasonal forecasts which in my experience have never been all that great (not saying you specifically).
  20. greenmtnwx
    Let’s be honest, nobody in here has any idea what the weather will be for the month of February. I’m not saying we shouldn’t try to advance the science, but your guess and mine right now are as good as a coin flip.
  21. greenmtnwx
    Are they pretty much sold anywhere now? What’s a good brand and dose? I have no idea.
  22. greenmtnwx
    In fact last big storm ended up even more NW that even the most amped up far NW solutions that we kind if generally disregarded.
  23. greenmtnwx
    How are those things? Let me know
  24. greenmtnwx
    Clown
  25. greenmtnwx
    I agree and always have 100%. Beyond a couple weeks it's as good as a coin flip.
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