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October 29/30 Snowstorm Disco - III


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What?!?! Of course you can.

Not around here, amigo, even rock skis are focked in 3" of cement on ground not completely frozen. I'm figuring on a few surf days and a bunch of mtn bike days before the skis come out.

But they will come out, hermano. And it will be awesome.

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The thermal profile on this is off the scale i.e amounts especailly with that f'n CF. It's wiggle time but inevitably MBY always seems to be on the fence. b**ch and moaning incoming from many. Alas, it's October. I don't know why I want a Snowbomb with leaves present/ heck the lil kiddy always wins. Bring it! Either way should be exciting watching this unfold.

Congrats Phil on the tag.

Kudo's to all the Pro's. Great discussions from all. I think just about every aspect of this is covered.

OCTOBOMB11 FWI-10

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Beach season is officially ova

Ski season has officially begun. Was on the snow last night and again today. I'll probably golf down in the Hudson Valley 1 more time but I'm in full Winter mode. My AK buddies are sending their congrats. I told them wait until verification. Looks good though.

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40/70: 7"

blizz:8"

coastalwx: 3"

Steve Ginx: 5"

Will orhwx: 12"

Pete skimrg: 14"

Wiz: 5"

Bridgton ME: 9"

Southie: sloppy 1"

Jerry: 5"

BOS: 1.5"

BDL: 5"

PVD:6"

ORH: 12"

FIT: 11"

Why so low for CCT. They are in a great spot historically well winter history for this kind of setup, every model has them well below any taint

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Will, any thoughts for the Blackstone area?

There could be a decent gradient down there with elevation obviously being a big factor. I think it will be slow to materialize there as the best banding/deeper moisture is initially shoved to the NW, but it should all come crash back SE and go nuts in the evening as the storm nukes out SE of RI/MA. I'd probably go like 5-8 there with the 300-500 foot areas near the higher end...but there's certainly some bust potential. Like a lot of other areas in E MA...it could be the type of thing where people think its not going to be a big deal because the first 6 hours of the storm is pretty meh....but then all hell breaks loose for the final 4-6 hours.

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Why so low for CCT. They are in a great spot historically well winter history for this kind of setup, every model has them well below any taint

Took a peek at the NWS map when I was making the decisions.. They seem to have downslope issues for the valley? I am not very good at forecasting that specific area.. it always seems to be a little complicated.. so take it with caveat

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Go to snow.

Dunno, MGR, I like the big fall surf (winter is too cold for me in the Atlantic) and late season mtn biking, too. For everything there is a season and all that.

But I do look forward to writing my name in the snow Sunday afternoon while I'm watching the Pats play.

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Dunno, MGR, I like the big fall surf (winter is too cold for me in the Atlantic) and late season mtn biking, too. For everything there is a season and all that.

But I do look forward to writing my name in the snow Sunday afternoon while I'm watching the Pats play.

To each his own. Good luck.

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Dunno, MGR, I like the big fall surf (winter is too cold for me in the Atlantic) and late season mtn biking, too. For everything there is a season and all that.

But I do look forward to writing my name in the snow Sunday afternoon while I'm watching the Pats play.

I agree with you, big fall surf then put the slats on.

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