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The National Weather Service in Burlington continues the the Wind
Chill Advisory, until 2 PM EDT Sunday. There is also a Winter Storm
Watch for Tuesday through Wednesday.

* Accumulations...Potential for greater than 6 inches of snow
Tuesday through Wednesday.

* Maximum Snowfall Rate...1 to 2 inches per hour, mainly Tuesday
afternoon through evening.

* Timing...Wind chills will remain dangerous low tonight into
Sunday. The snow is expected to develop Tuesday morning, and
possibly become heavy at times Tuesday afternoon through Tuesday
night. Snow may continue into Wednesday.

* Locations...Northern New York and Central and Northern Vermont

 

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From Single Chair Blog:

 

As of midday Sunday, models are still fighting it out over small details but remain supportive of mostly the same consensus that was established a few days ago. A strong low pressure center will take shape near Cape Hatteras Monday evening and rapidly intensify while moving northeastward. The center of the storm will pass just east of Cape Cod Tuesday evening. From there, the storm will move quickly in the Canadian Maritimes. This "consensus" has Mad River Glen on the northwestern edge of the swath of heaviest snowfall with amounts in the 8-16 inch range. The snow would begin early Tuesday, the heaviest snowfall would occur Tuesday evening and light snow and blustery conditions would continue into Wednesday.


In spite of this relatively stable "consensus" we have seemingly established, models have repositioned themselves in could almost be called a complete "about face". The American GFS model has the storm tracking roughly 75 miles east of Cape Cod, the European ECMWF has the center of the storm within eyesight of Provincetown while our beloved Canadian model has the storm passing just east of Boston. The trend in the latter two models mentioned is certainly encouraging and it leaves me once again anxiously awaiting another run of the Euro. Though Boston snow lovers would likely flip me off, nothing would please me more than seeing their snow totals get held down by a changeover to rain while MRG scores that elusive 2-3 footer. It's close folks, I wouldn't forecast that quite yet but that outcome has not yet been eliminated.

 

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Tarpon might get another good one at MRG.

Snow maps have Burke > jay so probably will do jay today and Burke tomorrow ( plus we are only 6 miles from Burke). Magic will open Wednesday for a powder day so that's where we will be bright and early

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Snow maps have Burke > jay so probably will do jay today and Burke tomorrow ( plus we are only 6 miles from Burke). Magic will open Wednesday for a powder day so that's where we will be bright and early

Check out the woods skiers right of Green Line at magic. I loved it in there

 

 

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3 powdyuuuuur runs off Sterling, white room, almost whiteout. 6"on top ezy, ankle deep all the way down. Saving the rest of my gas for the next coupla days.

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9:30PM: been snowing now for over 12 hours and we got at least 16"-18" so far. Intensity weakened, but  a nice dry powder falling. Took me 3 hours to clean off the deck and do the driveway earlier.. I skied with a guy  for a few runs this afternoon and he invited me to a photo shoot in the AM. We get to cut to the front of the line. JAMFDIP.

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I'm naming my next bitch Stella.

 

WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 8 PM EDT
WEDNESDAY...

The National Weather Service in Burlington continues the Winter
Storm Warning for heavy snow, until 8 PM EDT Wednesday.

* Hazard Types...Heavy Snow.

* Locations...All of Vermont east of the Champlain Valley and
the western Adirondack Mountains of northern New York.

* Accumulations...18 to 24 inches of snow.

* Maximum Snowfall Rate...greater than 2 inches per hour, mainly
this afternoon through this evening.

* Timing...Snow, heavy at times, will continue this afternoon
and tonight. Gusty winds will produce considerable blowing and
drifting snow this afternoon into early Wednesday morning.

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