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    I would also agree with the GHL assessment, gore had 10'' at the base and definitely more at the summit. I figure I got about 12'' in downtown centerville

    C

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    Haha, that url I used for the picture is constantly updating . . .

    I'll use that to keep track of snow forcasts for the year

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    Next 5 days

    OK...this forecast is probably a bit slanted toward northern VT, but it does offer some hope to all northeastern skiers. The forecaster is serious weatherguy and skier:

    http://forums.alpinezone.com/21859-snows-coming.html

    Harv

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    Accuweather says 1-3 tomorrow and 3-6 on friday night for North Creek.

    Should be a good weekend

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    from what im hearing and reading there is a warm up coming,call it our jan thaw if ya will, but im hearing way above normal.cool for the first week of jan,but then the warm moves in,stays for awhile.looks like were back to our normal northeast weather,kinda knew this good stuff wouldnt last.

  6. #16
    Get out there now! It should be a great few days!

  7. #17
    this week looks great potential for well over a foot of snow by wed! Don't ask about next week.

  8. #18
    It's a week away, but it's some hope. Long Range from the NWS:

    BEHIND THIS SYSTEM WEST TO NORTHWEST FLOW WILL SET UP AND SOME LAKE
    EFFECT CLOUDS AND SNOW SHOWERS EXPECTED FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
    WITH BEST CHANCE FOR ACCUMULATING SNOWS ACROSS THE WESTERN
    ADIRONDACKS ESPECIALLY NORTH OF ROUTE 28. MAJOR DISCREPANCIES IN
    LONG RANGE GUIDANCE IN TERMS OF WHETHER OR NOT COASTAL STORM WILL
    IMPACT FA OR JUST A CLIPPER TYPE SYSTEM EARLY NEXT WEEK.
    GFS HAS LOW
    EXITING FAR EAST OF CAROLINA COAST WITH A CLIPPER TYPE SYSTEM
    IMPACTING FA MONDAY NIGHT INTO TUESDAY...ECMWF HAS LOW MUCH CLOSER
    PASSING SOUTHEAST OF SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND COAST MONDAY MORNING...BUT
    NOT SHOWING INTENSE DEEPENING UNTIL IT REACHES CANADIAN MARITIMES
    LATE MONDAY. 12Z MREFS CONSENSUS WOULD FAVOR A SOLUTION SIMILAR TO
    ECMWF BUT LOW EVEN WEAKER...PROBABILITY OF 0.10 INCH QPF 30-50
    PERCENT ACROSS FAR SOUTHEAST PORTION OF FA WITH NW PTN OF FA DRY. AT
    THIS POINT IN TIME WILL CONTINUE WITH SLIGHT CHANCE TO CHANCE POPS
    FOR PERIOD FROM LATE SUNDAY THROUGH TUESDAY. PTYPE LOOKS TO BE
    CLEARLY SNOW AS TEMPERATURES ALOFT AS WELL AS AT THE SURFACE
    EXPECTED TO BE BELOW FREEZING FOR MUCH IF NOT ALL OF THIS PERIOD.

  9. #19
    Looks like Accuweather is on it now too:

    Residents of the East Coast are being put on alert for a potential storm when the weekend comes to a close. While the event is still several days away and all the details have yet to be determined, there is the possibility that a storm will emerge from the Gulf of Mexico, then ride northward along the coastline. The storm could provide welcome rain to the South, but may disrupt weekend travel over the Northeast with snow. Continue to check with AccuWeather.com for the latest.

    Story by AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Kristina Baker

  10. #20
    Here's a little goodie from Accuweather that has me dreaming. It wouldn't take much variation in storm track to go boom or bust on this one:



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