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Why? The initial front end looked cold enough for the high terrain in NORH into the Monads.

Clowns were terrible for around here trying to drop inches with 2m in the mid 30s. Complete joke. Looks to be going close to modeled.

Most?

Had a dusting of snow to start. 37° and rain now. Pretty gusty wind too. Getting ponding around the run thanks to the frozen ground so I’m sure I’ll be bitching about that later. Hopefully we can pop some breaks after we slot and get a few hours well into the 40s with dews and peeks of sun.

Good test for v15 vs v16.

Yeah we'll see. The warmth is up around H85. 12k NAM is definitely the warmest. Phin and Freak look fine, but I think Mitch to SkiMRG are the iffy areas. I think I lean toward the colder models, but I'd have caution flags.

Deleted my post...kinda catching up. 00z NAM is really warm in the low/mid levels. That LLJ really cranks right into VT.

I’d rather go full northern stream rather than pump the heights out ahead of it. This run is allowing that nrn stream to dig more with the SW energy way west.

At least you’ll get a little taste of true NNE winter cold later next week. It’s pretty crazy how difficult it’s been to get near 0F.

Yeah...been just cloudy and mild.

40.4°! Torch!

0.75-1.00” of rain here and then call it a day.

That’s what it’s looking like. Maybe one more light event after 4/23.

It’s been an awesome winter so far. No arctic cold. A 3ft snow event that torched away in a week. And no other meaningful events. Two thumbs up so far.

Sounds terrible.

Putrid fail here, but should mix out soon.

Maybe flakes to finish here. Ray's map looks good for that run.

I’d probably flatten the northern 1/2 of Vermont and turn it into a big, deep lake that struggles to freeze. Then find some elevation around here at 1-1.5k and be content.

Closest to that is VT. LES scraps and a little CAD. Not great at either, but the upslope makes up for it.

Flakeage 28°

ACK

Not sure. It's not particularly deep, but after a couple of wet decades we've always gotten by. So I guess Stein nabs another one.

Yeah. I think they're going to drill right next to the other one. Then they can use the same lines/conduit/wiring. My current one is 100ft. They'll probably have to go down at least 250ft. They put the new pump in and I'm supposed to flush it for a good 45 minutes to get the sediment and chlorine shock out, but the well is going dry after about 45 seconds. I have to let the whole thing fill up for about an hour so I can get a few cycles of flushing in before the pump sucks air. I don't want to burn up a new pump so I've been back and forth with the breaker all day. Anyway...nice day today weather wise. Haven't looked at a model so I guess I'll catch up now.