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Mid/Late February will be rocking. (This year we mean it!) February long range discussion.


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4 hours ago, Fozz said:

I've been pretty lucky too, even when I booked further in advance.

I remember 2021-22 was a crappy winter out west, but some time in January I had a feeling that the pattern would shift by early March, so that's when I booked my first ever ski trip out west and as soon as I arrived we had multiple powder days at Breck, Vail, and the whole front range. 

Then came MLK weekend in 2023 at Alta. Last winter you really couldn't go wrong with a trip to Alta at any time, since it just kept snowing constantly the whole season. Same with the Sierra.

Mammoth is getting rocked with torrential snow and will rack up 16 more inches tonight!

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5 hours ago, rjvanals said:

The crazy thing is the Mid-Atlantic forum is doing better relative to average compared to pretty much anywhere on the east coast (Syracuse and Erie with under 30 inches so far this year is crazy). It's been a failure for the entire east coast not just us.

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Dang.  9” in Boston.  :fever:

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10 hours ago, SnowLover22 said:

I might decide to do my thesis on it. Any suggestions for a title? Half kidding but I really might.

I am lookin forward to it. Please set it up in Word and PDF. I am gonna read it about 100 times then save it for all-time! This stuff, is what I live for! I'd love to be kickin back at the Mammoth Lodge, takin in a five foot blizzard while happily reading your thesis!

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7 hours ago, rjvanals said:

The crazy thing is the Mid-Atlantic forum is doing better relative to average compared to pretty much anywhere on the east coast (Syracuse and Erie with under 30 inches so far this year is crazy). It's been a failure for the entire east coast not just us.

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Statistics are always fascinating to me. The very interesting thing here is that Caribou,Maine has only received 75% of normal snowfall while DCA has received 85%!!!

There is much more at issue here than simply being too warm.

Thanks for posting this very revealing information!!

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On 2/11/2024 at 12:32 PM, psuhoffman said:

Why are you posting the day 12 of the worst operational model?  

It appears day 12 of the worst operational model was off by about a day or so on the warmth. Upper 40s to low 50s Sunday and then 60s to 70 to close out the month next week.

 

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5 hours ago, snowfan said:

It appears day 12 of the worst operational model was off by about a day or so on the warmth. Upper 40s to low 50s Sunday and then 60s to 70 to close out the month next week.

 

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And what are we supposed to do with that?  So like 5% of the time the day 12 of the op GFS is actually right.  Without knowing when that 5% is how is that even remotely useful?  Should I post all the times its ridiculously wrong at day 12?  Seriously what exactly is the point of this post?

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2 hours ago, WEATHER53 said:

Shouldn’t this be in banter now or at least removed from this weather section?

Thanks 

This thread is unpinned because it was replaced with a new thread for Late Feb/March.  But they don't reclassify or delete the threads, they just unpin them and let them slowly die.  It will drop down the list of threads as people stop posting in it.  But it remains there to be searched and referenced if anyone ever wants to look at it in the future. 

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