Dec 28- Dec 29 Storm

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skier123
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Dec 28- Dec 29 Storm

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Seems like we are gonna get around 10 inches and then some freezing r*in at the bottom, hopefully all snow up top :lol:


id like to hear everyone else's outlooks and weather reports.
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Re: Dec 28- Dec 29 Storm

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skier123 wrote:Seems like we are gonna get around 10 inches and then some freezing r*in at the bottom, hopefully all snow up top :lol:


id like to hear everyone else's outlooks and weather reports.
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Stormchaser wrote:
skier123 wrote:Seems like we are gonna get around 10 inches and then some freezing r*in at the bottom, hopefully all snow up top :lol:


id like to hear everyone else's outlooks and weather reports.
10"? :shock: What positions?
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Re: Dec 28- Dec 29 Storm

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I wouldn't hold your breath for all snow up top. According to forecast I saw, the upper atmosphere is bringing in warm air and will change over to ice and even r*in for the upper elevations as well. Even predicting this for Jay Peak. I hope I'm wrong, but not looking good. It is slated to change back over to snow at the tail end of the storm. At least it should provide a hard snowmaking base. The remainder of the week and next week do look promising for snow making temps though.
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Re: Dec 28- Dec 29 Storm

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It would be nice if the center of the storm was 600 miles southeast of where it is. Looks like they may still get a foot on upper mountain, but the last couple of inches may be ice. It's going to stay windy for a few days after the storm.

Good news is this should be great base building snow. Hoping for the best. At least Killington will be white.
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The snow has started falling and it's coming down pretty fast.
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Looking like glazed doughnut time. Forecast has a lot more ice in it.
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22F and already sleeting at Mendon/Rutland Town line. Only 1" of snow at 6:00 AM. About 900 feet elevation.
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SkiPutt wrote:22F and already sleeting at Mendon/Rutland Town line. Only 1" of snow at 6:00 AM. About 900 feet elevation.
3 inches in my driveway a little higher up the hill.
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Quite windy and no power across from Pico. Sounds like sleet mixing in from the sound of it hitting the windows.
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Re: Dec 28- Dec 29 Storm

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2-3" @ Bear Mtn and 14 degrees. However sleet started 4:20am and still sleeting. Clearly not the pow day we had expected.
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Re: Dec 28- Dec 29 Storm

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Can't remember a storm where a lengthy freezing r*in started in the morning shortly after opening. Will detach lifts shut down as ice accumulates on the grips? Heavy reliance on detach lifts today, with K1, Superstar and Ramshead in the limited mix. Plus the wind.
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Re: Dec 28- Dec 29 Storm

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Looks like nothing at the peak from the peak cam?
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Re: Dec 28- Dec 29 Storm

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trying to figure out what "Happy snow day! All scheduled lifts are open to the public" in the snow report means other than perhaps the rare event where the poma is closed.
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Re: Dec 28- Dec 29 Storm

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skiadikt wrote:trying to figure out what "Happy snow day! All scheduled lifts are open to the public" in the snow report means other than perhaps the rare event where the poma is closed.
Several lifts had delayed openings.
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