Winter Weather 21/22

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Harvey said:
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The wheelhouse got smaller. It that map verifies, going to be quite an interesting drive tomorrow night. Obviously I'm hoping for a bit of a miracle with rain in the valley pretty far up. Then I guess I'm hoping once I'm on 28 I get blasted?

Looks like Gore, McCauley, Hickory, West, Killington, MRG, Sugarbush and points east.
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Wow looking like 16-20 for Gore in this.
 
It won't be that high IMO. I'm guessing 12-14, based on the current forecast.

I use the GFS map for position of the wheelhouse, but use the NWS map for actual forecast totals.

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Harvey said:
Why?
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Taos just got over two feet of fluffy powder in the last day or so. So the 20+ SkiTalk folks missed it by a week. They spent some time trying decided between two possible weeks. This week didn't win.

There will be untracked into the weekend of Feb. 5-6 because it will take ski patrol a while to open things up. Kachina Peak may actually open after this storm. I guess I'll need my powder skis, which live in Albuquerque. :)
 
Still think central vt will come out on top
Cats look ugly

About 1” of liquid so 12” looks good
If nothing stupid happens in regard to the warm upper level
 
jasonwx said:
Still think central vt will come out on top
Cats look ugly

About 1” of liquid so 12” looks good
If nothing stupid happens in regard to the warm upper level
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No doubt in my mind when killy and gore show the same totals on the nws map, killy will get 30% more from orographics.
 
Look out for the sleet monster, aka the powder day killer, in the south. We went from 8-12 to 4-8 here in the 'Springs because of it.
 
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