A friend said they saw snow up on top last evening at a buddys place just west of Gaines.
I'll be up Wed night (cabin at 2275') and I'm anticipating hunting in snow Friday. Go look at the 6 z para (and several prior runs fwiw). Seeing enough continuity to keep eye brows raised for some white for sure.
Then ignore them and look at typical tellies,incidies,base state, catapillars, squirrels, nuts and all of the stuff we used to and go from there.
Thats not a dig, thats just trying to keep it fun.
they arent looking or weighing the goofus, as it looked moist a couple days ago and then started to dry up some. Regardless next week does look like 2 shots at appreciable rains for many of us. Hope so.
Wondering if it comes in a bit stronger which could help upstream implications if the current track becomes likely. Might be throwing some seed down myself this weekend (I was kidding above wrt rocks n mulch ) Just seems more predictable an outcome and lower maintenance. Hehe.
The Susquehanna valley approves of the 12 goofus. So does what's left of my yard.
para says its a win as well. Ens shows general support as well but notably less qpf. Still like the trajectory as depicted on the GEFS.
I"ve considered doing the same, but every year i fight to rebuild the lawn
Thinking of going for the low maintenance look. rocks or mulch. Prob is I'd need about this much mulch lol Just kiddin. I've got to do something. absolute shit show for lawn right now. crabgrass n all kinds of stuff came in and took up residence.
looking over last 4 runs, nooner NAM says no rain for PA. xtreme SE may be able to count the drops. Instead of hooking up w/ frontal boundary to NW, best qpf gets nudged SE of DC
clouds that limit traditional cooling often live at lower levels...say 5,000-15,000 ft.
smoke from cali has to get to upper atmosphere plumes (noted at 55,000ft.) to make it here, and after 3,000 mile journey, are dispersed as they travel east.
I've snowmobiled up there when there on the back end of a LE outbreak when they got 10'....thats not a typo. Stayed in Barnes Corners/Montague. It was surreal...like nothing I've ever seen. 5"/hr rates are just something to witness if your a true snow hound. Snowed that hard we couldnt safely snowmobile as we couldn't see where the trails were.....and we literally couldn't see in mid afternoon.
I hope everyone who loves snow gets to witness it.
seeing flakes flying over a white landscape to refresh whatever is there is just pinch me kinda stuff. I love it. Deep snowpack is great, but not likely round here. I/we can get clipped/jipped frequently and am totally cool w/ those NW flow patterns as when right, we are talking about events every few days....and as we know we can get lucky once in a while and have a decent event thrown in. Just talking bout it makes me giddy.
Yeah just checked the radar and it looks like you can add a few to that. Hope this isnt virtual rain (like much of late). We all need the real deal.
good luck and TGIFF.
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looky what i just saw for the first time this 2020-2021 winter season. first panel I've seen that shows blue in the conus since last season. Makes it down to central rockies.