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HIPPYVALLEY
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You know it sucks when we have moved on to talking about chairlift mishaps.
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At least it gets cold again after next weekend’s cutter. Pond ice should be ok.
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MA. Sorry, I lazily tend to assume it is the default reference with regards to that particular road number in the SNE forum.
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Probably a lock for the RT 2 districts.
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I’m thinking it is slightly over amped and may flatten a bit.
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Haven’t looked yet, do tell.
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That is all that @CoastalWxis concerned about. We will be walking across lakes until mid March.
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don’t invest, it’s going to be mostly snow over to light freezing drizzle for you.
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I think we end up with more snow and the best ice is a little further south of RT 2 corridor.
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It will definitely lock my part of the valley.
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I think a few weeks of winter ass whoop are coming.
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Full winter appeal and both models had a similar evolution. Trend is our friend hoping Euro gives a little.
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The rest of the month into mid-March looks fun for tracking winter weather. This weekend is still tbd but interior SNE is getting at least some accumulating snow I think.
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This thread needs some mood elevating model happenings.
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Ya’ but you want plenty of ice to ensure jams and max flooding! obviously, I’m just kidding, but I’m sure some on here would welcome it. Lol.
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Let’s get some significant rain and snow melt into those ice choked rivers!
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Yeah, I'm assuming schools won't cancel Thursday, just a pain if we get 2" followed by freezing rain. Probably a two hour delay though out here if that happens.
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A nuisance with inconvenient timing for commute, school drop off etc. yay
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The valley gets really tight up this way, so there are big snowfall differentials within even a few miles. Above 600’ starts to make a big difference and that elevation change happens quickly,
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I don’t know, 55” to 60” seems about right for Brattleboro. Much more in the hills just to the W. Just like my area.
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Both Brattleboro and Greenfield are subject to the usual CRV caveats. Although the Valley is much more forgiving up here it’s still presents shadowing issues, especially on easterly flow. I can only imagine Keene NH is even a lower snow average. They have decent latitude and longitude but are shadow hell there. Same for Bennington and North Adams.
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Our elevations aren’t the difference. I think I catch the fringes of latitude dependent storms that you just miss. Otherwise Greenfield and Brattleboro average snowfall is pretty much the same.
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About 32” for the season so I would need another 26” or so to hit average.
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yes, we have a road to hit seasonal average here. I can’t begin to interpret how March might look, but the next few weeks are going to offer chances and a lot of hand wringing over mid-range model fluctuations.
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