Warp daddy
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Been snowing here in the St Lawrence valley all night still going
Winter Weather 22/23
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I know that this site doesn't like politics but I don't believe that global warming is purely political anymore, it just came out that Exxon Scientists predicted almost perfectly the warm up of the last three/four decades , though they didn't publicly acknowledge it, https://www.latimes.com/environment...ccurately-predicted-effects-of-global-warming of course skiing is only a peripheral part of what is happening but for local economics it is life or death, I truly believe that young people should take a page from the Sixties when I was a teen and in college and start pushing the politicians to realize the true cost of how we heat and drive, if your passionate about skiing this is one cause you can get behind, and don't think that it won't affect the West, take a look at what is happening to the Great Salt Lake and how that will affect Wasatch skiing.
saratogahalfday
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There's a big nor'easter coming up the coast. Sadly it's missing all but the MA and ME coasts.
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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
National Weather Service Albany NY
634 AM EST Sat Jan 14 2023
.SYNOPSIS...
Temperatures will return back to normal chilly January
values this weekend, with a brisk northerly wind making it feel
colder. Partly to mostly cloudy skies today will give way to mostly
sunny skies Sunday and Monday. The next chance for precipitation
will be Tuesday into Tuesday night.
&&
.LONG TERM /TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...
The long-wave pattern that has brought heavy precipitation to
California and a steady stream of weather systems moving east across
the CONUS appears to continue into early next week, then some
changes will occur with ridging building along the west coast by
late next week. This pattern change could eventually result in more
of a trough and colder pattern over the eastern CONUS at some point
later this month, however the models are now in agreement that
ridging is going to develop near and southeast of Florida later next
week, which will prevent a trough from becoming established over the
eastern CONUS, at least through next week.
This pattern will result in two storm systems tracking from
California, east-northeast toward the Great Lakes and northeast next
week, resulting in precipitation chances Tuesday and again Thursday-
Friday. Temperatures will remain above normal, so that the
precipitation type will favor rain over snow on Tuesday, with some
wintry mix possible, especially across the north. The p-type
Thursday-Friday is still uncertain. The system on Tuesday will
probably be weakening as it approaches the east coast and
becomes blocked by a storm moving slowly north toward the
Canadian maritimes. The system late next week may be stronger,
however at that time range there is still lots of uncertainty.
National Weather Service Albany NY
634 AM EST Sat Jan 14 2023
.SYNOPSIS...
Temperatures will return back to normal chilly January
values this weekend, with a brisk northerly wind making it feel
colder. Partly to mostly cloudy skies today will give way to mostly
sunny skies Sunday and Monday. The next chance for precipitation
will be Tuesday into Tuesday night.
&&
.LONG TERM /TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...
The long-wave pattern that has brought heavy precipitation to
California and a steady stream of weather systems moving east across
the CONUS appears to continue into early next week, then some
changes will occur with ridging building along the west coast by
late next week. This pattern change could eventually result in more
of a trough and colder pattern over the eastern CONUS at some point
later this month, however the models are now in agreement that
ridging is going to develop near and southeast of Florida later next
week, which will prevent a trough from becoming established over the
eastern CONUS, at least through next week.
This pattern will result in two storm systems tracking from
California, east-northeast toward the Great Lakes and northeast next
week, resulting in precipitation chances Tuesday and again Thursday-
Friday. Temperatures will remain above normal, so that the
precipitation type will favor rain over snow on Tuesday, with some
wintry mix possible, especially across the north. The p-type
Thursday-Friday is still uncertain. The system on Tuesday will
probably be weakening as it approaches the east coast and
becomes blocked by a storm moving slowly north toward the
Canadian maritimes. The system late next week may be stronger,
however at that time range there is still lots of uncertainty.
Over 7.5 feet of snow from Calif. storm falls at UC lab in Sierra
Researchers at the UC Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Lab said they recorded 21.5 inches of snow between Saturday and Sunday morning.
www.sfgate.com
24 hr : 21.5"
48 hr : 42.7"
7-day : 90.7"
"We are now 204% of average precipitation to this point in the water year (Oct 1 - Sept 30) and we have 92% of our average peak seasonal Water Equivalent (SWE)."
jasonwx
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That ain’t notinBerkeley’s Cali Snow Lab measurements.Over 7.5 feet of snow from Calif. storm falls at UC lab in Sierra
Researchers at the UC Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Lab said they recorded 21.5 inches of snow between Saturday and Sunday morning.
24 hr : 21.5"
48 hr : 42.7"
7-day : 90.7"
"We are now 204% of average precipitation to this point in the water year (Oct 1 - Sept 30) and we have 92% of our average peak seasonal Water Equivalent (SWE)."
Mammoth has a 200” settled base
