Ginx snewx

You said get the varsity on board. Euro is

What's the Euro? minor leagues

Icon is a Euro carbon copy. It's thermals run warm too. Good tines

How does one even put numbers up yet?

There's my April 82 analog number 1. There are some monsters in there and happy to say I have seen them all.

I saw the news about the fire in Torrington today, damn you still have a lot of snow otg

I have no idea how they will so with 6 to 8 feet above 8k. Village is 8100

Shades of 18 times 3

Just want to see you in your Bruins jacket dwarved by 20 foot of snow. Wee Willy

So cool did you save any pics

Well when you have 500 inches 41 feet that hasn't melted much much you get 16 foot bases.

You are welcome. One thing I noticed on this forum, there are people like you who say thank you when others share pay maps, others ask then slank off without saying anything. I appreciate your thanks and keep an internal track of those who ask then slank away and then go post them on other social media sites. Those won't be getting any pay per maps from me.

I have been watching videos from a snowplow guy on my big screen. The amount of snow on some roofs is staggering. I watched 6 foot men being dwarved as the shoveled it off. Dense hardback to boot. They are in big trouble if they get 6 to 8 feet.

Hopefully falls all overnight for you guys.

Yea and hopefully it's like Jan 15 where WOR gets a norlun then we get a slow moving snowstorm

Congrats WOR

Nah he uses snow depth not 10 to 1

Majority of EPS members look very similar.

Meh that's all conjecture. I mean has anyone ever followed up on those?

Has anyone ever verified these depth change maps? I know they were an abject failure Jan 22 when people were pimping them. No way that is right in ORH County. Hard sell with that Euro prog.

Wait 240 hr depth change?

This is sick. They literally have no where to put it and Wow. QPF: Precipitation totals are only continuing on their upward trend with newest guidance. Recent guidance suggests 6-8" of QPF along the Sierra crest, 3-5" in Sierra communities, 1-2" for far western Nevada communities, and 0.25-0.5" for the west-central Basin & Range. SNOW LEVELS: And now to the lowest confidence factor in this storm... snow levels! There is high confidence that this storm will be warmer due to the strong jet providing warm, southwesterly flow from the subtropics. The current, most likely forecast still indicates snow levels rapidly increasing overnight to around 8000- 8500' at the onset of heaviest precipitation overnight Thursday. Snow levels look to remain high through late morning Friday, before a colder upper-level low swings by to our north and surges cooler southward through Friday afternoon. Snow levels will then hover between 6000-7000' through Saturday. With that said, there are a few caveats to this forecast due to the potential for a deep isothermal layer for a short period late Thursday into early Friday morning as indicated by model soundings. This could drop snow levels 1000-2000' lower than forecast early in the event. Sunday onward: After the weekend AR, the door remains open to additional warm, moisture-rich Pacific storms. Confidence continues to increase for another AR arriving as early as Monday, which could exacerbate snow load and flooding issues. Stay prepared and tuned to the forecast as more details come into focus on this next storm. -Whitlam

Miller C Jerry's 1960 and my first snowstorm memory. My dad holding me at 3 years old while we visited our brand new house.

EPS looks pretty good. Definitely a Miller A moving up from Alabama area off the Delmarva then off LI. Key will be where from there. Control has a 981 near the BM. Plenty of time to watch. Hopefully convection doesn't screw this up.

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