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Giant signal for mid month. This was noted in the teleconnectors earlier this week

Typhoon Tip

By Typhoon Tip,
in New England

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codfishsnowman

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3/19/92 and 3/22-23/92...both were CT specials. The former produced 7-10" while the second produced a quick 3-5". A plane slid off the runway at JFK in the latter event. Late March '92 had an impressive cold pattern after a torch winter.

i only had around three inches from each event in bristol ct...that 7 to 10 wasnt statewide
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Tornadomachine

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Euro epic ultra weenie fantasy

Hold on, 5 days till Christmas comes again :snowing: .  Totally gonna happen, right?  Right?

ecmwfUS_850_temp_168.gif

 

This run makes me a little suspicious that we may go back to cuttersville.  I like the BOX outlook with three possible outcomes (Offshore bomb, perfect storm, or early-phase nightmare ice to rainstorm)

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Ginx snewx

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How come there's nothing online about them? I couldn't find anything

SNO COUNTRY REPORTS OFFICIAL SKI REPORT

FOR MARCH 24, 199

New Prim. Open Latest

State Ski Area Snow Surf. Trls Base Information

CT MOHAWK MTN PP 17 17-30 203-672-6464

MT SOUTHINGTON LSGR 6 2-16 203-628-0954

POWDER RIDGE PP 5 5-45 800-243-3377

SKI SUNDOWN 4 PP 16 6-24 203-379-9851

WOODBURY PP 15 8-60 203-263-2203

MA BLUE HILLS PP 3 6-18 617-828-5070

BOUSQUET 5 PP 18 10-40 413-442-2436

BRODIE MTN 5 PP 19 19-62 413-443-4751

BUTTERNUT BASN 4 PP 22 16-54 413-528-2000

CATAMOUNT 4 PP 15 10-40 518-325-3200

JIMINY PEAK 4 PP 19 12-75 413-738-7325

MT TOM 3 PP 3 5-35 413-536-0416

NASHOBA VALLEY 4 PP 7 11-24 617-692-8577

WACHUSETT MTN 7 PP 16 15-55 508-464-5101

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Ginx snewx

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SNO COUNTRY REPORTS OFFICIAL SKI REPORT

FOR MARCH 20, 1992

Following are this morning's, March 20, conditions in eastern ski areas.

New Prim. Open Latest

State Ski Area Snow Surf. Trls Base Information

CT MOHAWK MTN 5 PP 19 12-24 203-672-6464

MT SOUTHINGTON 5 PP 6 4-20 203-628-0954

POWDER RIDGE 4 PP 5 5-45 800-243-3377

SKI SUNDOWN 4 PP 16 6-24 203-379-9851

WOODBURY 5 PP 10 10-65 203-263-2203

MA BOUSQUET 1 LSGR 18 10-40 413-442-2436

BRODIE MTN 2 LSGR 16 15-48 413-443-4751

BUTTERNUT BASN 3 PP 22 15-50 413-528-2000

CATAMOUNT 3 PP 15 10-40 518-325-3200

JIMINY PEAK 1 PP 19 12-75 413-738-7325

MT TOM 2 PP 3 5-35 413-536-0416

NASHOBA VALLEY 4 PP 12 11-24 617-6

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Damage In Tolland

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SNO COUNTRY REPORTS OFFICIAL SKI REPORT

FOR MARCH 24, 1992

Continuing throughout the 1992 ski season, PRNewswire will transmit a daily list of ski conditions nationwide. The file is compiled by Sno Country Reports of Woodstock, Vt., an independent reporting agency. As the ski season progresses, PR Newswire will add to the list and will continue carrying the file until the season ends in April.

Following are this morning's, March 24, conditions in eastern ski areas. An update will be transmitted later today updating those conditions and including latest reports from all other regions of the country. In addition, those wishing to receive a full profile of any of 38 of the leading resorts nationwide may do so free of charge by calling 800-873-9803. You must have access to a facsimile machine and be prepared to provide that telephone number to receive the free profile report.

New Prim. Open Latest

State Ski Area Snow Surf. Trls Base Information

CT MOHAWK MTN PP 17 17-30 203-672-6464

MT SOUTHINGTON LSGR 6 2-16 203-628-0954

POWDER RIDGE PP 5 5-45 800-243-3377

SKI SUNDOWN 4 PP 16 6-24 203-379-9851

WOODBURY PP 15 8-60 203-263-2203

MA BLUE HILLS PP 3 6-18 617-828-5070

BOUSQUET 5 PP 18 10-40 413-442-2436

BRODIE MTN 5 PP 19 19-62 413-443-4751

BUTTERNUT BASN 4 PP 22 16-54 413-528-2000

CATAMOUNT 4 PP 15 10-40 518-325-3200

JIMINY PEAK 4 PP 19 12-75 413-738-7325

MT TOM 3 PP 3 5-35 413-536-0416

NASHOBA VALLEY 4 PP 7 11-24 617-692-8577

WACHUSETT MTN 7 PP 16 15-55 508-464-5101

So we're supposed to call now defunct phone numbers and Ask them how much snow they got.
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ORH_wxman

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It leaves the srn s/w behind, but a pretty potent nrn stream s/w digging.

 

 

Yeah that's a nice look for 150 hours....not really worried about details. Get a little more of that rockies energy into it and bombs away...something closer to the Euro.

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Mikehobbyst

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Mets, and especially Tip, do you foresee a 1-2 foot plus MECS / HECS, for NYC, LI and SNE especially for next Wed/Thurs.  Based on the MJO, water temps and SOI, looks like mid winter to hold thru 4/10.  This looks like a serious 10 departure negative pattern for quite a long time into the extended.  Looks to struggle above freezing for the next 4-5 weeks in most of SNE except the coast which will average 35 degree highs through early April.  For the summer blend 2009, 1992 and 2000 and you will figure it out.  I bet these years will teleconnect quite well when looked at much deeper too... Might not be such a bad forecast for a very cool summer.  I am definitely in that camp with plenty of support and the emerging NINO is a win column right away for this.  Won't be concerned about any heatwaves and heat stress from PHL, NYC and north and east of there.  I think only DCA south and west have a shot at some northern fringe big heat from any domes well south and west.  About that 80 thing after 3/20, was that a joke, cause nothing would even support warmth in SNE.  Based on the weeklies and overall pattern, maybe SE Virginia.  In SNE getting to 45 will be a struggle for several weeks.

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CoastalWx

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Mets, and especially Tip, do you foresee a 1-2 foot plus MECS / HECS, for NYC, LI and SNE especially for next Wed/Thurs. Based on the MJO, water temps and SOI, looks like mid winter to hold thru 4/10. This looks like a serious 10 departure negative pattern for quite a long time into the extended. Looks to struggle above freezing for the next 4-5 weeks in most of SNE except the coast which will average 35 degree highs through early April. For the summer blend 2009, 1992 and 2000 and you will figure it out. I bet these years will teleconnect quite well when looked at much deeper too... Might not be such a bad forecast for a very cool summer. I am definitely in that camp with plenty of support and the emerging NINO is a win column right away for this. Won't be concerned about any heatwaves and heat stress from PHL, NYC and north and east of there. I think only DCA south and west have a shot at some northern fringe big heat from any domes well south and west. About that 80 thing after 3/20, was that a joke, cause nothing would even support warmth in SNE. Based on the weeklies and overall pattern, maybe SE Virginia. In SNE getting to 45 will be a struggle for several weeks.

They'll go above 45 Saturday. You are a weenie.

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