Campgottagopee
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Where Warp lives is one of the most beautiful parts of NYS.
Winter Weather 21/22
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Low Angle Life
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Anyone know what the snowpack is looking like in SoVT? Any reports from the Mt. Snow area would be greatly appreciated, I want to break out the splitboard Saturday but am not looking to venture beyond Dover Town Forest or Dutch.
NorEaster27
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0.55 here with most of the rain over, now warmth till noonish
NorEaster27
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Yup but it’s not bad here either
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Campgottagopee
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Locals calling for widespread 5-10.
You weather geeks agree?
You weather geeks agree?
I’m a geek but not a weather one.
This snowmobile weather geek does a blog. BRRRAAPP
The Morning Blog - 02.23.22 - Upstate Snow
The hurt ends with the cold front this morning bringing Upstate NY from the 50s back down to the reality it’s February, NOT April. There is a fair amount of territory that has lost all base and all snow cover at this time, lots of water, lots of mud. Today will be the chance for
www.upstatesnow.com
saratogahalfday
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Very good consistency with respect to the deterministic data
for the Friday snow event. Probabilistic data also supports the
potential for 6 or more inches from this event and thus the
reason for the watch issuance. Will be watching a couple of
items with this event. Strongest low level forcing (850 millibar
temperature advection and surface easterly flow to support
upslope precipitation) will be favored over our southern areas
and across southern New England. Meanwhile, drier air from large
Canadian high to our north will exist initially and this will
help lower precipitation amounts a bit over our northern areas.
However, shortwave trough moves over the northern areas during
the day on Friday to enhance precipitation and seeing some
stronger frontogenesis at 700 millibars over the northern areas
to support accumulating snow. In addition, snow ratios look to
be higher than normal in the north versus southern areas and
this should help with accumulations despite lesser precipitation
amounts to the south. So at this time the potential for 6 to 10
inches of snow across most of our area exists and some of our
southern areas could push 12 inches given the favorable upslope
component. Bulk of the snow will fall between 12z and 00z so
while there will be some impacts with the morning commute Friday
morning, conditions during the day will deteriorate and the
evening commute may be the more difficult one.
for the Friday snow event. Probabilistic data also supports the
potential for 6 or more inches from this event and thus the
reason for the watch issuance. Will be watching a couple of
items with this event. Strongest low level forcing (850 millibar
temperature advection and surface easterly flow to support
upslope precipitation) will be favored over our southern areas
and across southern New England. Meanwhile, drier air from large
Canadian high to our north will exist initially and this will
help lower precipitation amounts a bit over our northern areas.
However, shortwave trough moves over the northern areas during
the day on Friday to enhance precipitation and seeing some
stronger frontogenesis at 700 millibars over the northern areas
to support accumulating snow. In addition, snow ratios look to
be higher than normal in the north versus southern areas and
this should help with accumulations despite lesser precipitation
amounts to the south. So at this time the potential for 6 to 10
inches of snow across most of our area exists and some of our
southern areas could push 12 inches given the favorable upslope
component. Bulk of the snow will fall between 12z and 00z so
while there will be some impacts with the morning commute Friday
morning, conditions during the day will deteriorate and the
evening commute may be the more difficult one.
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