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Blowvember - and not named for wind potential


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4 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

I legit think this will be a cold rain here.  I have been pretty accurate for my hood.  An occasional surprise

Most likely…but another tick and you could be in the game for some accumulating snow.  I’ll be surprised if you go to bed before the GFS comes out tonight?  

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2 minutes ago, NW_of_GYX said:

That’s a nice track for us, right where you want it in the GOM. too bad we’re dealing with marginal temps 

If we had a colder air mass over us that would be a classic right to the coast, Its going to be slop more then likely here but back by you and NW of there looks to be a paste job verbatim.

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4 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

The new climate… just days and days of normal highs and torched lows.  Another +5 day.

Yesterday’s high… 40F.

Normal high… 40F.

Yesterday’s low… 32F

Normal low… 22F.

I’m sure you guys are chomping to open it up and let the guns rip. Next week there will be a lot of snow being made in New England 

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3 hours ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

I know that in W MA it’s much cheaper to buy the houses that are under 800’ feet elevation.  
The hill town real estate is spendy.  

We have snow loving friends who were choosing between a house at 600’ in Shelburne and 900’ in Heath a few years ago.
They went with the Shelburne house which was nicer and about 40k less. They regret their decision. Lol.  
It’s amazing how much that 300 feet of difference makes with regards to snow. 

I enjoy snow, but give me the nicer, cheaper house 10 times out of 10.

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4 minutes ago, NW_of_GYX said:

I’m sure you guys are chomping to open it up and let the guns rip. Next week there will be a lot of snow being made in New England 

The nighttime temps this month have just crushed snowmaking opportunities.  Snowmaking relies on those daily temperature averages, and especially the mins.  Chop 10 degrees off the lower end of the daily range and it’s been a struggle to make snow consistently in the elevations that need it.  A ton of tepid air masses.

Looks like it should improve.  I always loop 925mb temps to gage snowmaking chances.  Need to see -5C or lower sustained at 925mb for true snowmaking opportunities at 1500ft.  

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