Ginx snewx

This must have sucked at Stowe Sunday https://www.wcax.com/content/news/Stranded-ski-lift-riders-wait-in-the-cold-for-evacuation-504949301.html?jwsource=cl

Heckuva week

38 ubar Omega 46 Total Totals Lapse Rates 7.6 conditional instability

Saw that totally jelly. Lapse rate city

You guys are gonna get crushed with snow coming in different ways,synoptically, heavy squalls upslope . You name it. Big winds low temps and close to dangerous windchill. What a week for you peeps.

I had to laugh hard at that question, could you imagine the disaster if you lost 10 inches of water in 24 hrs.

The sky

So happy for you Bob, what a gorgeous snow too.

Congrats to you all and my god the pictures are just beautiful

Sucks Mansfield was offline all day, I saw a 87 mph gust at 1020 pm

Good storm?, your killing me Smalls

Think he means in the wind. A snowboard won't do you any good. Take ten measurements in the most undrifted areas and average, of course you need to measure in a cleared area unless you take depth measurements religiously.

Epicosity

Holy fuk been watching videos from Northern ski areas all day

Wow damn dude

10 new summit of Stowe https://twitter.com/TimNBCBoston/status/1080860683544203265

18 Z Euro for Tuesday

Huge crowds on the SR cams this week, you too?

Where is this

models, particularly the Hi-res NAM, suggest that a low level E/NE ageostrophic component to the wind persists through mid morning Friday. This may tend to lock in the low level cold air across portions of the southern Adirondacks, Mohawk Valley and SE VT, especially once reinforced by wet bulb cooling. For these areas, have raised ice accretion to 0.10-0.25", with locally higher amts possible. Combined with some wind later tonight, have added mention of isolated power outages to these areas within the WSW statement. Elsewhere, expect ice accretion of a trace to up to one tenth of an inch, with no ice currently expected within the mid Hudson Valley region. There remains some concern given such low initial dewpoints this afternoon, and with the aforementioned low level E/NE ageostrophic wind component, that freezing rain may linger in some areas, particularly north of I-90, well into Friday morning or closer to noontime. If this potential increases, then the end times of current Winter Weather Advisories may need to be extended until closer to noon. This potential would be greatest within portions of the central/eastern Mohawk Valley extending into the Lake George/Saratoga region, as well as across extreme SE VT.

holy crap is the NAM cold for CNNE , legit ice

I did see legit flakes but also saw in a sun beam that was pointed to the ground what looked like dust, anyways I am jelly to the max over that spot

Looks like it in the sun rays , clear sky and snowing, how great is that

Damn I can see diamond dust in the sun rays. What an awesome spot http://1800cam.ddns.net:8155/stream.jpg

Lol no I follow a lot of skiers on Twitter