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That could be my house this time just north of 287 which would be a nice change for once. 287 used to be the battleground but lately its moved up to say, rte. 35.

I don't entirely agree 'wishing and dreaming'...I don't think the euro dreams of electric sheep... lifted from the New England thread:

Winter ends when it wants to end. We may get another window, but we are well onto the back 9 now. Can kicking is not going to be a thing before too long, unless we are talking 2026.

I think we will have to wait until after mid month for a favorable pattern to get anything big now. The trends for next week are all wrong as of today's runs. And we may not get that favorable pattern - winter is winding down by then.

That is hilarious.

Whoa.

Just looked, That thing only needed a modest bump north to get everyone into the warning criteria and here we go. Good looking storm.

Nah. Romans 5:5 - Hope will never lead us to disappointment. Hope is the fuel of every soul in this place (well except the trolls)

Nice to get a bunch of at-bats. Gosh if we clear the bases...

I think north of 287 - that ol' battleground - looks good for ~6 inches right now. I feel like for all of the systems coming down the pike the next week or so, 287 will demarcate the all snow zones vs. some taint. Have to sniff taint to get the good stuff I'm told.

I was there man! Lurker tho.

Delays here.

This is an active pattern with a lot of players to watch. every 3 days there is a wave to monitor since it's so supportive of storms. Don't turn your back on any one of them off of 1 model run!

I like the 9th and the 14th. VD is an auspicious date for storms.

NWS has WWA up here. I don't think we've had a snowday yet, so I doubt schools would be hesitant at all to pull the trigger given the timings.

This. This part of Japan has some of the best cold source and moisture combos in the world, save for the high peaks. We're talking Sea of Japan and Siberian cold.

I got hit with it. been over a week

Wait til Thursday is my vote

Regrouping at Greta’s house

We need to ban 384 hour snow maps.

Storm is 9 days out. Meh.

Yep

Salmon river inlet is said river. My bro and I were anxious to ride early that season. Tug Hill got several feet so went up to see how my sled rebuild worked. Thats right. Rebuild. First bad thing after unload was my bro’s sled throttle was stuck wide open so as soon as that sled turned over surprise he launched 50 feet down the road and almost hit a brand new truck like by millimeters. Never seen a wider set of eyeballs. Very alarmed. Shoulda went home right there. I unloaded and we gassed em up and set out for the trailhead. This particular trailhead is wooded, and adjacent to the river, and you pass through some trees that the river (turns out) winds through. The snow had been heavy and wet, and kind of floated on the open water - making it look not like water at all. Looked remarkably like a trail. I thought it was terra firma so full send into 5 feet of water. I aimed for a bank but no go. Kill switch and trudged/ swam to the edge. Sled was basically gone but you could see the wake in the surface ice where it went. All i needed. my bro was able to snorkle his sled out behind me. He scooped me up and went back to the truck - which was 200 feet away , the distance I ever rode that sled - and scrounged up a bunch of tie downs from other sledders to make a length to yank the sled out. I took my cloths off and swam out and tied straps to the bumper and we pulled it out with his truck. About 20 people were watching. Just as we got to shore, a front end loader showed up to help. Which was a good thing because another dude who was not tracking events did the same full send right in front of us making remarkable progress until he too was turned purple with rage. He musta been french by the way he cursed. We decided we had had enough fun, so we load up and drove the 3 hrs home. I was never so cold. Funny thing is, that sled ran when we got home. Started right up. I hit the kill switch in time. The rebuild was good. But we promptly sold it, the buyer noting how hard the seat was - since it was a block of ice. We were glad to be rid of it. the following winter a neighbor wanted to show us his new to him sled. It was one in the same. I don’t think we ever told him we knew why the seat smelled like a swamp. It snowed a lot that winter. A real lot.

We nape

Nah. Chuck it in a river.. worked for me back in ‘94. And yes that did happen…