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NNE Winter 2015-16 Part 1


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Well I blew my forecast last night.  Really thought we would have quite a bit of ice.  Stayed around 34F.  For the first time since last spring my top layer of soil is saturated to the point that runoff is now slowly filling my pond.   PF, what's Euro have for total QPF for C/NNE?   Looks like the mix will get very close to me.  Still aways out for that line to wavier quite a bit.  How much natural snow do you need to open up ski trails that are totally bare?   I would guess at least 8" probably 10"??

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Well I blew my forecast last night. Really thought we would have quite a bit of ice. Stayed around 34F. For the first time since last spring my top layer of soil is saturated to the point that runoff is now slowly filling my pond. PF, what's Euro have for total QPF for C/NNE? Looks like the mix will get very close to me. Still aways out for that line to wavier quite a bit. How much natural snow do you need to open up ski trails that are totally bare? I would guess at least 8" probably 10"??

Euro is pretty much 4-8" for all of us in the NNE thread. I think 7-8" will be hard to do but I feel good for 4-6" of snow and sleet.

For the EURO snow maps, it's 7" for me, you, LCI, Dendrite/Eek, and 8-9" for Dryslot and Tamarack. Though with the mid-level warmth I'd shave a couple off those numbers.

Needless to say we should all have the grass covered which will be a big win haha.

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Euro is pretty much 4-8" for all of us in the NNE thread. I think 7-8" will be hard to do but I feel good for 4-6" of snow and sleet.

For the EURO snow maps, it's 7" for me, you, LCI, Dendrite/Eek, and 8-9" for Dryslot and Tamarack. Though with the mid-level warmth I'd shave a couple off those numbers.

Needless to say we should all have the grass covered which will be a big win haha.

Thanks PF.  I have about 30 deer that winter in the woods right behind my house.  They are out nibbling at the grass.  Very unusual for them to have access to my apples and fields so late in the season.  For them 6" of powder is nothing but add a layer of sleet or freezing rain to ice then the coyotes have the advantage.  It will be nice to see a winter landscape.  Hard to believe its almost New Years.  Anyway you put it its going to be a short winter.  Next step is seeing if the big lakes in NH even freeze.

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Euro is pretty much 4-8" for all of us in the NNE thread. I think 7-8" will be hard to do but I feel good for 4-6" of snow and sleet.

For the EURO snow maps, it's 7" for me, you, LCI, Dendrite/Eek, and 8-9" for Dryslot and Tamarack. Though with the mid-level warmth I'd shave a couple off those numbers.

Needless to say we should all have the grass covered which will be a big win haha.

Will it be white for my return Wednesday night?
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********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************LOCATION          STORM TOTAL     TIME/DATE   COMMENTS                     SNOWFALL           OF                     /INCHES/   MEASUREMENTMAINE...AROOSTOOK COUNTY...   2 ENE FRENCHVILLE      9.0   347 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   WALLAGRASS             8.0   417 PM 12/27  PUBLIC   2 S FORT KENT          8.0   335 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   2 WSW SAINT JOHN       7.8   351 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   5 SSE LILLE            7.0   118 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   1 SW NORTH AMITY       6.0   133 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   2 WNW SAINT AGATHA     6.0   124 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   4 ENE NEW SWEDEN       6.0   330 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   1 S HOULTON            5.8   426 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   2 ESE HOULTON          5.8   402 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   2 NE FORT FAIRFIELD    5.5   424 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   LILLE                  5.5   148 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   1 ENE PRESQUE ISLE     5.5   315 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   1 ESE LINNEUS          5.5   220 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   CARIBOU NWS            5.4   320 PM 12/27  COOP/RIVER   3 WSW WASHBURN         4.6   300 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER...HANCOCK COUNTY...   EAST SURRY             0.7   100 PM 12/27  COOP/RIVER   1 ESE MARIAVILLE       0.7   800 AM 12/27  COCORAHS...PENOBSCOT COUNTY...   MILLINOCKET            7.5   402 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   6 N MILLINOCKET        7.0   230 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   BANGOR                 2.0   302 PM 12/27  SOCIAL MEDIA   OLD TOWN               1.5  1225 PM 12/27  SOCIAL MEDIA   ORRINGTON              1.5   250 PM 12/27  SOCIAL MEDIA   BANGOR FSS             1.4   100 PM 12/27  COOP/RIVER...PISCATAQUIS COUNTY...   GREENVILLE             7.0   140 PM 12/27  SOCIAL MEDIA   KOKADJO                6.8   356 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   3 S GREENVILLE         6.0   222 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   2 SE MILO              3.2   235 PM 12/27  SOCIAL MEDIA...SOMERSET COUNTY...   1 SSW ST. JUSTE        8.0   320 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER...WASHINGTON COUNTY...   PRINCETON              4.0   324 PM 12/27  SOCIAL MEDIA   GRAND LAKE STREAM      3.7   335 PM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   WESLEY                 2.0  1010 AM 12/27  SOCIAL MEDIA   1 NNE COLUMBIA FALLS   1.0  1122 AM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER   PERRY                  1.0   942 AM 12/27  SOCIAL MEDIA   4 E EAST MACHIAS       0.3   840 AM 12/27  TRAINED SPOTTER
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********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************

LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS

SNOWFALL OF

/INCHES/ MEASUREMENT

MAINE

...FRANKLIN COUNTY...

EUSTIS 7.2 430 PM 12/27 HEAVY WET SNOW

...SOMERSET COUNTY...

JACKMAN 6.0 1200 PM 12/27 SOCIAL MEDIA

BINGHAM 2.0 1050 AM 12/27 SOCIAL MEDIA

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Event totals: 0.3” Snow/0.63” L.E.

 

There was an initial tenth of an inch of accumulation with those large flakes that fell right after the changeover to snow.  That accumulation melted, so I didn’t get a core on it, but there was an additional 0.2” of snow from the smaller flakes that fell after temperatures cooled.

 

Details from the 6:00 P.M. Waterbury observations:

 

New Snow: 0.2 inches

New Liquid: 0.02 inches

Snow/Water Ratio: 10.0

Snow Density: 10.0% H2O

Temperature: 30.2 F

Sky: Light Snow (1-4 mm flakes)

Snow at the stake: Trace

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BTV has seen a steady snow/sleet combo accumulating (trace) for a few hours now.  Radar looks low level. Maybe the mountains can squeak out something a bit better? Radar looks to be pretty low level, but an inch or two of sleet/wet wouldn't hurt anything for the holiday crowd.  Thinking about all those holiday skiers, it  could be a world of better skiing with just a couple inches of dense snow with snowmaking on top.  

 

The pattern shows promise, that's for sure.  Hopefully a nice nickel/dime pattern setting up after Tuesday. We'll see.  

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Forgot how much I hated that storm.

You hated that storm? Check this out.

I hadn't had a big storm at home in the Hudson valley in years. I'm so pumped for that storm I saved the weenie snow map for posterity. Attached hereto from 1/25. I'm dead in the middle of the bullseye of 30"+. Not only that, but I'm good to 20" for 100 miles at least. And I'm a day out. So I'm getting ready, bring loads of wood into the house, Home Depot run, batteries, etc. I'm so psyched. What do I get?, 2 freakin inches, and the pleasure of seeing and hearing obout the spectacle in Sne over and over.

That storm was a punch to the gut I'll never forget. It was like seeing your favorite team on the cusp of a championship, blow the game in ungodly fashion.

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