Ginx snewx

Congrats D

6 to 12 for the wk, last call final call

Twas a joke son

Lol we love Scott. He deserves everything he gets however as he is biggest ball buster here and we all know it. Great news for ski areas though. They are rebuilding and the last thing thy needed was a Christmas redeaux

Its going to come down to mesos 24 hrs out. One thing for sure those on the 60 degree raging soueaster train are sulking away. I fully expect a cold rain after some mix here but we shall see.

Sally

Boy what a deja vu post this is. We remember well

Remembered the AEMATT bias in effect for the rest of our inland SNE folks

Not to be taken verbatim

Yea if you believe the GFS thermals verbatim. I think it would be isothermal thump

Knowing GFS thermal issues this is quite a thumping thump SWFE style

I doubt crippling, cmon. Siggy maybe, shit if this keeps trending he may have a decent snowstorm

Remember when people were all in for a Christmas repeat of blasting rains and heat all the way to Quebec? These are the days of our lives , as the models turn. Looking more and more like a SWFE for Cad kids. Probably some ice sleet for us just south of you and the Pike. It is funny reading Hunchie downplaying who is probably the SNE forum member most under the gun.

It's coming

Literally turning into a great pattern for those who wait

Retrograding block with resulting EPO PNA bumps mid month. Patience grasshoppers

Jan 4th is a player, shades open

Thursday through Saturday... Forecast confidence decreases beyond mid week but guidance is beginning to come to a relatively consistent picture indicating not one but two storm systems that will impact the region. The first comes during the day Thursday, the second Friday and Friday night. The biggest question is the exact track of these lows and what that means with regard to precipitation type. Uncertainty is highlighted by the great amount of spatial spread of the surface low tracks in both global ensemble guidance sources, the EPS and GEFS. Even so, we have a decent idea of generally what to expect. That being a lighter, rain event on Thursday followed by a heavier precipitation event on Friday which may very likely include some significant freezing rain, especially in the interior of western MA. This is because as Thursday's shallow mid level trough and sfc frontal system pass by they are replaced by a sfc high pressure which acts to pull in and hold sub freezing air in the low levels. This cold air damming signature would keep <0C air at the sfc which warmer air is lifted above on Friday setting up for a freezing rain situation in those locations. So, while other less impactful outcomes remain in the cards, there is potential for a significant ice event to start the New Year. Beyond Saturday weak ridging and high pressure should bring the return of quiet and seasonable weather.

Go go go, all hail ULLR

Yes ice sucks for a very lot of peeps

NFL refs suck so bad

That's the skier mountain lover in me. But I do love seeing people happy