3 comments on “Winter 09/10: Departure from Normal Precipitation”
This is the entire winter through 3/23? Looks like the big winner was the western Catskills region that got the big late-Feb dump (Belleyare, Plattekill). AND HARVEY WAS THERE!
It’s a 90-day running total. Because it ends on 3/23/10, it (roughly) measures departure from average for the past calendar winter.
No question that this will go down as a legendary year in Catskill ski history.
To date, Gore is under it’s long range seasonal average of 150 inches. Where are Belleayre, Hunter and Plattekill?
This is the entire winter through 3/23? Looks like the big winner was the western Catskills region that got the big late-Feb dump (Belleyare, Plattekill). AND HARVEY WAS THERE!
It’s a 90-day running total. Because it ends on 3/23/10, it (roughly) measures departure from average for the past calendar winter.
No question that this will go down as a legendary year in Catskill ski history.
To date, Gore is under it’s long range seasonal average of 150 inches. Where are Belleayre, Hunter and Plattekill?
Here’s what I’ve seen:
Plattekill
Current: 210
Average 190
Belleayre
Current: 187
Average 154
Hunter
Current: 140
Average 120
Windham
Current: ?
Average 110