ScottySkis
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- Jul 23, 2020
Snow for k and adjs:.
'**WEATHER: Sunday & Monday Snow Detail **
By Tuesday morning I believe we may be seeing some 12" totals from this three day storm cycle. We have not just one larger though light storm coming through, but a decent back end event that should add snow for at lest 12 more hours on Monday to top things off.y Tuesday morning snow totals for this cycle will likely range from around 6" on S-VT peaks, to 8"-12" from Killington to Jay, and 6"-8" around Burke and the NW side of the Presidentials in NH. W-PA and W-NY should see some totals around 6" in total. The ADK's probably sees 8"-12" in the High Peaks. Attached is a simulated radar loop showing all of Sunday and Monday from the NAM3K, and also a snowfall map will be added as the first comment in the tread covering from 1 p.m. today through the end of Monday which is what the baseline for all three snow events should be. When I say "baseline" I mean the lower end. The back end part of this looks pretty good to me, but they don't always confirm of course.
**Saturday's Snow **
Most of the snow so far today fell from the Berkshires through Sugarbush. Looks like probably 3"-5" generally on peaks in those areas based on some observations. Tonight from Mount Mansfield to Jay, to Burke, and parts of the Whites should receive another 2" to 4" more. Other areas in the ADK's and Catskills probably picked up 2"-3" generally today.
**Sunday's Snow **m
During the PM low pressure will be coming across the Great Lakes, but when it hits the ADK's it's going to transfer it's energy well off the coast where that will dry up the inland low causing it to fizzle as it approaches Vermont. It's hard to say for sure when this happens despite what the model shows, but most of the snow in the Sunday system should land in PA, NY, and VT.
'**WEATHER: Sunday & Monday Snow Detail **
By Tuesday morning I believe we may be seeing some 12" totals from this three day storm cycle. We have not just one larger though light storm coming through, but a decent back end event that should add snow for at lest 12 more hours on Monday to top things off.y Tuesday morning snow totals for this cycle will likely range from around 6" on S-VT peaks, to 8"-12" from Killington to Jay, and 6"-8" around Burke and the NW side of the Presidentials in NH. W-PA and W-NY should see some totals around 6" in total. The ADK's probably sees 8"-12" in the High Peaks. Attached is a simulated radar loop showing all of Sunday and Monday from the NAM3K, and also a snowfall map will be added as the first comment in the tread covering from 1 p.m. today through the end of Monday which is what the baseline for all three snow events should be. When I say "baseline" I mean the lower end. The back end part of this looks pretty good to me, but they don't always confirm of course.
**Saturday's Snow **
Most of the snow so far today fell from the Berkshires through Sugarbush. Looks like probably 3"-5" generally on peaks in those areas based on some observations. Tonight from Mount Mansfield to Jay, to Burke, and parts of the Whites should receive another 2" to 4" more. Other areas in the ADK's and Catskills probably picked up 2"-3" generally today.
**Sunday's Snow **m
During the PM low pressure will be coming across the Great Lakes, but when it hits the ADK's it's going to transfer it's energy well off the coast where that will dry up the inland low causing it to fizzle as it approaches Vermont. It's hard to say for sure when this happens despite what the model shows, but most of the snow in the Sunday system should land in PA, NY, and VT.
