Warp daddy
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Just plowed 4"
Fall Weather 2021
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saratogahalfday
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Sugarbush said they had eight, but it was hard to tell because the winds were whipping.
saratogahalfday
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Here's the final snow map from the weekend...
saratogahalfday
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A Christmas snow event doesn't look too promising now...
LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...
As of 344 AM EST Monday...Low pressure moves just north of the
Canadian border Wednesday with a surface boundary pushing through
the North Country. Main changes for this forecast cycle were to
increase chances of light snow and extend the duration through
Wednesday evening along northern upslope areas of the Adirondacks
and Green Mountains as northwesterly flow develops in the wake of
the rapidly exiting low. Still, this wave will be largely moisture-
starved and snow accumulations should be less than 1 inch. Winds
will remain brisk through the frontal passage and behind the front
through early Thursday morning as weak high pressure builds back
across the region. Impressive temperature anomalies develop
across the central United States mid/late week. Temperatures for the
Northeast will also be trending warmer late in the week, but only on
the order of a few degrees above average. The late-week system is
still on track to impact the region over the holiday Friday and
Saturday. Model consensus has low pressure tracking across the North
Country with potential for mixed precipitation, and temperatures
likely warming around/above freezing in the Champlain and St
Lawrence valleys. Temperatures will likely warm into the mid/upper
30s for Saturday, but a growing number are shifting Saturday`s high
towards 40 degrees while increasing southerly flow. The 00z
deterministic GFS remains the coldest solution, but most model
output and ensembles still favor some warming. There`s still a
plenty of uncertainty associated with this system and models remain
split on how far north warm air will intrude. The bottom line for
now is that there is potential for a variety of precipitation types
in the main valleys for Friday night and Saturday with some breezy
conditions also possible.
LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...
As of 344 AM EST Monday...Low pressure moves just north of the
Canadian border Wednesday with a surface boundary pushing through
the North Country. Main changes for this forecast cycle were to
increase chances of light snow and extend the duration through
Wednesday evening along northern upslope areas of the Adirondacks
and Green Mountains as northwesterly flow develops in the wake of
the rapidly exiting low. Still, this wave will be largely moisture-
starved and snow accumulations should be less than 1 inch. Winds
will remain brisk through the frontal passage and behind the front
through early Thursday morning as weak high pressure builds back
across the region. Impressive temperature anomalies develop
across the central United States mid/late week. Temperatures for the
Northeast will also be trending warmer late in the week, but only on
the order of a few degrees above average. The late-week system is
still on track to impact the region over the holiday Friday and
Saturday. Model consensus has low pressure tracking across the North
Country with potential for mixed precipitation, and temperatures
likely warming around/above freezing in the Champlain and St
Lawrence valleys. Temperatures will likely warm into the mid/upper
30s for Saturday, but a growing number are shifting Saturday`s high
towards 40 degrees while increasing southerly flow. The 00z
deterministic GFS remains the coldest solution, but most model
output and ensembles still favor some warming. There`s still a
plenty of uncertainty associated with this system and models remain
split on how far north warm air will intrude. The bottom line for
now is that there is potential for a variety of precipitation types
in the main valleys for Friday night and Saturday with some breezy
conditions also possible.
Harvey
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saratogahalfday
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I'll take that weekend map given what the NWS is saying right now.
NorEaster27
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I like a few inches on Xmas as of now
Ripitz
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Don’t say it Tj
Harvey
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It should be his sig. 4 letters.
Thanks for the reminder. There is a thread, I need to unlock it.
