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Good observations... I wish it was a more populated region like the upslope areas in Vermont which are pretty much bedroom communities for BTV or resort towns.  It would be great to understand the snowfall patterns more in northern NH and ME from first hand observations.

Just a quick glance at a topo map and its easy to see why Saddleback would get a lot more snow than Sunday River.

It doesn't look like it got above 32F in Rangley today... nice chilly April day and I bet they've been seeing flurries and snow showers too.

Saddle back is closed until the weekend, running on 21 trails
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I love this camera loop from northern NH... flakes in the air most of the day. Easily the least understood area in terms of snowfall and precipitation in New England... also the least populated.

I need to figure out how to set something like this up at Stowe. I'd be sweet to watch the squalls roll over the Green Mountain Spine all day long like the loop below (click on the picture).

http://pittsburgridg...e_Lopstick.html

Wow at the lake still being frozen over

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Riveting week coming up... this is Tippy rope & chair weather. Every single period being cloudy and having a 30-50% chance of rain or snow showers, which should get bumped up to likely POPs as we get closer.

Sunday: A slight chance of snow showers before 2pm, then a slight chance of rain showers. Mostly sunny, with a high near 42. Chance of precipitation is 20%.

Sunday Night: A chance of snow showers after 8pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 22. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

Monday: A chance of rain and snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 35. Chance of precipitation is 50%.

Monday Night: A chance of rain and snow showers. Cloudy, with a low around 23. Chance of precipitation is 50%.

Tuesday: A chance of rain and snow showers. Cloudy, with a high near 34. Chance of precipitation is 50%.

Tuesday Night: A chance of rain and snow showers. Cloudy, with a low around 21. Chance of precipitation is 50%.

Wednesday: A chance of rain and snow showers. Cloudy, with a high near 31. Chance of precipitation is 50%.

Wednesday Night: A chance of rain and snow showers. Cloudy, with a low around 20. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

Thursday: A chance of rain and snow showers. Cloudy, with a high near 32. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

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ALL MODELS BRING SEWD ADDITIONAL SHORTWAVE ENERGY DAY 4 FROM THE

GREAT LAKES REGION INTO THE MID ATLC OR SOUTHEAST BY DAY 5 TUES.

THE 00Z UKMET IS CLOSEST TO THE 00Z ECMWF ENS MEAN OF TAKING

STRONGER SHORTWVE ENERGY INTO SC AT THE END OF ITS RUN AND

INDUCING A FRONTAL WAVE/COASTAL LOW OFF THE SC COAST AT THE END OF

ITS 144 HR RUN. THIS FITS THE MEAN SFC LOW CLUSTERING OF THE 00Z

ECMWF ENSEMBLES. WITH THIS IN MIND AND A WELL AGREED UPON MEAN

PATTERN BY ALL MODELS PREFER TO USE THE 00Z ECMWF MANUALY ADJUSTED

OFF THE EAST COAST DAYS 6 AND 7 TOWARDS AN EXTRAPOLATED UKMET RUN

YIELDING THE POTENTIAL FOR AN OFFSHORE MID ATLC COAST CUTOFF LOW

AND POSSIBLE COASTAL GALE.

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Another nice, but cool day over this way. On my afternoon run, it was a little windy and therefore chilly in exposed areas... 54/29

On another note, just got word I am offically interning over in Danbury at CTweather this summer with Bill Jacquemin! :)

Congrats on the intership!!!

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Another wonderful day, sure it was coolish, but the sun is strong.........the week has left me tired and tan. As the winds pulsed thru the Ga pines, mother nature allowed a completion of a tradition as Phil's putt found the bottom of the cup at 18. As the sun splashed the Augusta faithful yet another sign of this years warmth showed its ugly head, the spring bloom had come and gone in Gods Country.........yet what she had taken away she will giveth with perfect conditions this weekend. The winds of change will rattle the Magnolias at the Masters, and the sun will continue to change our southern new england landscape, its a time of change, a time of renewal, a time of celebration, yet another promise of life a promise of possibility.

Enjoy these times, these days........winter will return soon enough.

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I know that...but Trixie's posts were on point in that thread whether or not you agree with them or not until the end...

It was Chris who went on a random tangent.

This I agree with. But it is a seperate argument...I was fine with Trixe's points. She just misread one of my posts, or maybe my wording was poor.

How is Bermuda?

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This I agree with. But it is a seperate argument...I was fine with Trixe's points. She just misread one of my posts, or maybe my wording was poor.

How is Bermuda?

Bermuda's alright...got settled in my new place in St. David's...it's only a mile from work.

I'm at work tonight...still working on getting internet at my place.

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Bermuda's alright...got settled in my new place in St. David's...it's only a mile from work.

I'm at work tonight...still working on getting internet at my place.

speaking of Bermuda, one of the Mets on a Boston station said the other night "Verbatim, the euro shows a snowstorm for Bermuda" i lol-ed and wondered what you would think...

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speaking of Bermuda, one of the Mets on a Boston station said the other night "Verbatim, the euro shows a snowstorm for Bermuda" i lol-ed and wondered what you would think...

I'm not sure what he was looking at...540 thicknesses? That just means thunderstorms/small hail/graupel...aven't seen any model runs that showed snow in Bermuda for the 4 years I've been forecasting here. We'd probably have to get 518 thicknesses or something absurd.

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I'm not sure what he was looking at...540 thicknesses? That just means thunderstorms/small hail/graupel...aven't seen any model runs that showed snow in Bermuda for the 4 years I've been forecasting here. We'd probably have to get 518 thicknesses or something absurd.

i don't know, my friend texted me about it, i wasn't watching when it was said...

but then i thought...why the heck not, lets set another record...

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36/24, it remained in the 30's at 2k today with a balmy high of 43 here at the house. Just a biting wind from the NW all day. So nice. Looks like the Euro continues to show fun upcoming. Once again disappointed by the failure to see the full leaf out that Blizz promised by 4/1. Still no leaves. On the bright side, we had fun blasting apart bedrock today.

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36/24, it remained in the 30's at 2k today with a balmy high of 43 here at the house. Just a biting wind from the NW all day. So nice. Looks like the Euro continues to show fun upcoming. Once again disappointed by the failure to see the full leaf out that Blizz promised by 4/1. Still no leaves. On the bright side, we had fun blasting apart bedrock today.

So basically you are saying that it was close to a normal day?

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