1 Foot of Snow in Vermont This Weekend?
Moderators: SkiDork, spanky, Bubba
Oh sh*t, we're doomed now!Atomic1 wrote:If you break down the forecast it calls for r*in in the late P.M....Then look at the forecast and it says getting cold late with a low of 29.Also the estimated high temp for Fri. is now lower than predicted earlier.So this weekend has a chance!
Couldn't keep quiet could you?Get real! My power is only in wind currents in the Tri-state area!andyzee wrote:Oh sh*t, we're doomed now!Atomic1 wrote:If you break down the forecast it calls for r*in in the late P.M....Then look at the forecast and it says getting cold late with a low of 29.Also the estimated high temp for Fri. is now lower than predicted earlier.So this weekend has a chance!
Probably just Sat, need to pick up some homebrew supplies in Lebanon on the way back (and brew Sunday... unless of course there really is significant snowfall...)andyzee wrote:And you will be there which day?roark wrote:Yup, forecast has changed since this morning, looking a little better now... (fingers crossed)
And will your lovely wife be joining you?roark wrote:Probably just Sat, need to pick up some homebrew supplies in Lebanon on the way back (and brew Sunday... unless of course there really is significant snowfall...)andyzee wrote:And you will be there which day?roark wrote:Yup, forecast has changed since this morning, looking a little better now... (fingers crossed)
No pass for her this year, she's on probabtion!andyzee wrote:And will your lovely wife be joining you?roark wrote:Probably just Sat, need to pick up some homebrew supplies in Lebanon on the way back (and brew Sunday... unless of course there really is significant snowfall...)andyzee wrote:And you will be there which day?roark wrote:Yup, forecast has changed since this morning, looking a little better now... (fingers crossed)
We both will be getting passes to Magic for some work we did there.
Back on topic
LONG TERM /THURSDAY NIGHT THROUGH MONDAY/...
LONG TERM FCST CHALLENGE WL BE TIMING AND MOVEMENT OF MIDWEST SYSTEM
ACRS THE NE CONUS LATE THURS NIGHT INTO FRIDAY...ALONG WITH
ASSOCIATED PRECIP. STILL PLENTY OF UNCERTAINTY WITH DEVELOPMENT OF
SFC LOW PRES ACRS THE MS VALLEY BY FRIDAY MORNING AND IMPACTS
CONVECTION WL PLAY. LATEST 00Z GFS SHOWS SFC LOW DEVELOPING ACRS THE
MS VALLEY BY 06Z FRI THEN TRACKING NE TOWARD THE CENTRAL GREAT LAKES
BY 18Z FRIDAY...MEANWHILE A SFC COLD FRNT WL SAG ACRS OUR CWA ON
FRIDAY...SETTING UP A LLVL THERMAL GRADIENT FROM NORTH TO SOUTH.
FEEL CENTRAL GREAT LAKES STORM WL TRACK ALONG LLVL BAROCLINIC ZNS
INTO THE SLV...THEN REDEVELOP ACRS SNE BY 06Z SAT. THIS IS A VERY
COMPLICATED FCST...BUT INITIALLY COLUMN WL BE WARM ENOUGH TO SUPPORT
JUST r*in...HOWEVER AS NORTHERLY WINDS DEVELOP AND LLVL CAA BUILDS
ACRS OUR CWA...THE r*in WL CHANGE TO A PERIOD OF SNOW BEFORE ENDING
BY SATURDAY MORNING. ATTM BEST CHC FOR ACCUMULATING SNOWFALL WOULD
BE ACRS THE HIGHER TRRN OF THE NORTHERN DACKS...BUT STILL PLENTY OF
UNCERTAINTY WITH THIS FCST AND NO CHANGE ANTICIPATED TO CRNT GRIDS.
OTHERWISE...COOLER WX EXPECTED FOR THE WEEKEND WITH A CHC FOR SOME
SNOW SHOWERS...ESPECIALLY OVER THE MTNS.
LONG TERM FCST CHALLENGE WL BE TIMING AND MOVEMENT OF MIDWEST SYSTEM
ACRS THE NE CONUS LATE THURS NIGHT INTO FRIDAY...ALONG WITH
ASSOCIATED PRECIP. STILL PLENTY OF UNCERTAINTY WITH DEVELOPMENT OF
SFC LOW PRES ACRS THE MS VALLEY BY FRIDAY MORNING AND IMPACTS
CONVECTION WL PLAY. LATEST 00Z GFS SHOWS SFC LOW DEVELOPING ACRS THE
MS VALLEY BY 06Z FRI THEN TRACKING NE TOWARD THE CENTRAL GREAT LAKES
BY 18Z FRIDAY...MEANWHILE A SFC COLD FRNT WL SAG ACRS OUR CWA ON
FRIDAY...SETTING UP A LLVL THERMAL GRADIENT FROM NORTH TO SOUTH.
FEEL CENTRAL GREAT LAKES STORM WL TRACK ALONG LLVL BAROCLINIC ZNS
INTO THE SLV...THEN REDEVELOP ACRS SNE BY 06Z SAT. THIS IS A VERY
COMPLICATED FCST...BUT INITIALLY COLUMN WL BE WARM ENOUGH TO SUPPORT
JUST r*in...HOWEVER AS NORTHERLY WINDS DEVELOP AND LLVL CAA BUILDS
ACRS OUR CWA...THE r*in WL CHANGE TO A PERIOD OF SNOW BEFORE ENDING
BY SATURDAY MORNING. ATTM BEST CHC FOR ACCUMULATING SNOWFALL WOULD
BE ACRS THE HIGHER TRRN OF THE NORTHERN DACKS...BUT STILL PLENTY OF
UNCERTAINTY WITH THIS FCST AND NO CHANGE ANTICIPATED TO CRNT GRIDS.
OTHERWISE...COOLER WX EXPECTED FOR THE WEEKEND WITH A CHC FOR SOME
SNOW SHOWERS...ESPECIALLY OVER THE MTNS.
NWS just issued an advisory for late Friday.
358 PM EST TUE NOV 28 2006
...r*in POSSIBLY CHANGING TO A PERIOD OF SNOW FRIDAY AFTERNOON INTO
FRIDAY NIGHT ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY...
FOLLOWING A PERIOD OF MILD TEMPERATURES WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY...INCLUDING POSSIBLE RECORD HIGHS THURSDAY...CONDITIONS
WILL BECOME MORE WINTRY BY FRIDAY AFTERNOON ACROSS VERMONT AND
NORTHERN NEW YORK. A VERY STRONG AND COLD UPPER LEVEL TROUGH
ACROSS THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST TUESDAY AFTERNOON WILL AFFECT OUR
REGION IN TWO PARTS LATE THIS WEEK. FIRST...A COLD FRONT IS
EXPECTED TO SWEEP EASTWARD THURSDAY EVENING INTO EARLY FRIDAY
MORNING BRINGING A PERIOD OF r*in SHOWERS. COLDER TEMPERATURES
MOVE INTO THE AREA EARLY FRIDAY MORNING BEHIND THE FRONT...WHILE
THE FRONT ITSELF LIKELY BECOMES STATIONARY ACROSS CENTRAL OR
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND DURING THE AFTERNOON FRIDAY. A WAVE OF LOW
PRESSURE DEVELOPING ALONG THE SOUTHWESTERN PORTION OF THE BOUNDARY...
INITIALLY ACROSS THE TENNESSEE VALLEY...IS EXPECTED TO MOVE
RAPIDLY NORTHEASTWARD ACROSS CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND DURING FRIDAY
EVENING AND FRIDAY NIGHT.
DEPENDING ON THE EXACT TRACK OF THE LOW PRESSURE CENTER...AND THE
STRENGTH OF COLD AIR THAT IS ABLE TO MOVE INTO THE NORTH COUNTRY
PRECEDING THE LOW...THE POTENTIAL EXISTS FOR A SECOND ROUND OF
PRECIPITATION...WITH r*in LIKELY MIXING WITH AND CHANGING TO SNOW
BEFORE ENDING. THE CHANGEOVER WOULD OCCUR FIRST ACROSS THE HIGHER
ELEVATIONS OF THE NORTHERN ADIRONDACKS...AND GRADUALLY AT LOWER
ELEVATIONS BY LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON OR FRIDAY EVENING. WHILE IT/S
TOO EARLY TO PREDICT EXACT SNOW ACCUMULATIONS...SEVERAL INCHES OF
SNOW ARE POSSIBLE ACROSS THE REGION...ESPECIALLY IN THE HIGHER
ELEVATIONS...BASED ON PRESENT INDICATIONS.
INTERESTS ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY SHOULD CONTINUE TO MONITOR THIS
POTENTIAL WINTER WEATHER SCENARIO FRIDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH FRIDAY
NIGHT ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY.
358 PM EST TUE NOV 28 2006
...r*in POSSIBLY CHANGING TO A PERIOD OF SNOW FRIDAY AFTERNOON INTO
FRIDAY NIGHT ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY...
FOLLOWING A PERIOD OF MILD TEMPERATURES WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY...INCLUDING POSSIBLE RECORD HIGHS THURSDAY...CONDITIONS
WILL BECOME MORE WINTRY BY FRIDAY AFTERNOON ACROSS VERMONT AND
NORTHERN NEW YORK. A VERY STRONG AND COLD UPPER LEVEL TROUGH
ACROSS THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST TUESDAY AFTERNOON WILL AFFECT OUR
REGION IN TWO PARTS LATE THIS WEEK. FIRST...A COLD FRONT IS
EXPECTED TO SWEEP EASTWARD THURSDAY EVENING INTO EARLY FRIDAY
MORNING BRINGING A PERIOD OF r*in SHOWERS. COLDER TEMPERATURES
MOVE INTO THE AREA EARLY FRIDAY MORNING BEHIND THE FRONT...WHILE
THE FRONT ITSELF LIKELY BECOMES STATIONARY ACROSS CENTRAL OR
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND DURING THE AFTERNOON FRIDAY. A WAVE OF LOW
PRESSURE DEVELOPING ALONG THE SOUTHWESTERN PORTION OF THE BOUNDARY...
INITIALLY ACROSS THE TENNESSEE VALLEY...IS EXPECTED TO MOVE
RAPIDLY NORTHEASTWARD ACROSS CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND DURING FRIDAY
EVENING AND FRIDAY NIGHT.
DEPENDING ON THE EXACT TRACK OF THE LOW PRESSURE CENTER...AND THE
STRENGTH OF COLD AIR THAT IS ABLE TO MOVE INTO THE NORTH COUNTRY
PRECEDING THE LOW...THE POTENTIAL EXISTS FOR A SECOND ROUND OF
PRECIPITATION...WITH r*in LIKELY MIXING WITH AND CHANGING TO SNOW
BEFORE ENDING. THE CHANGEOVER WOULD OCCUR FIRST ACROSS THE HIGHER
ELEVATIONS OF THE NORTHERN ADIRONDACKS...AND GRADUALLY AT LOWER
ELEVATIONS BY LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON OR FRIDAY EVENING. WHILE IT/S
TOO EARLY TO PREDICT EXACT SNOW ACCUMULATIONS...SEVERAL INCHES OF
SNOW ARE POSSIBLE ACROSS THE REGION...ESPECIALLY IN THE HIGHER
ELEVATIONS...BASED ON PRESENT INDICATIONS.
INTERESTS ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY SHOULD CONTINUE TO MONITOR THIS
POTENTIAL WINTER WEATHER SCENARIO FRIDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH FRIDAY
NIGHT ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY.
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weather.com already has severe weather warning up for friday. were gonna get hit by something.
KILLINGTON 358 PM EST TUE NOV 28 2006
...r*in POSSIBLY CHANGING TO A PERIOD OF SNOW FRIDAY AFTERNOON INTO FRIDAY NIGHT ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY...
FOLLOWING A PERIOD OF MILD TEMPERATURES WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY... INCLUDING POSSIBLE RECORD HIGHS THURSDAY...CONDITIONS WILL BECOME MORE WINTRY BY FRIDAY AFTERNOON ACROSS VERMONT AND NORTHERN NEW YORK. A VERY STRONG AND COLD UPPER LEVEL TROUGH ACROSS THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST TUESDAY AFTERNOON WILL AFFECT OUR REGION IN TWO PARTS LATE THIS WEEK. FIRST...A COLD FRONT IS EXPECTED TO SWEEP EASTWARD THURSDAY EVENING INTO EARLY FRIDAY MORNING BRINGING A PERIOD OF r*in SHOWERS. COLDER TEMPERATURES MOVE INTO THE AREA EARLY FRIDAY MORNING BEHIND THE FRONT...WHILE THE FRONT ITSELF LIKELY BECOMES STATIONARY ACROSS CENTRAL OR SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND DURING THE AFTERNOON FRIDAY. A WAVE OF LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPING ALONG THE SOUTHWESTERN PORTION OF THE BOUNDARY... INITIALLY ACROSS THE TENNESSEE VALLEY...IS EXPECTED TO MOVE RAPIDLY NORTHEASTWARD ACROSS CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND DURING FRIDAY EVENING AND FRIDAY NIGHT.
DEPENDING ON THE EXACT TRACK OF THE LOW PRESSURE CENTER...AND THE STRENGTH OF COLD AIR THAT IS ABLE TO MOVE INTO THE NORTH COUNTRY PRECEDING THE LOW... THE POTENTIAL EXISTS FOR A SECOND ROUND OF PRECIPITATION...WITH r*in LIKELY MIXING WITH AND CHANGING TO SNOW BEFORE ENDING. THE CHANGEOVER WOULD OCCUR FIRST ACROSS THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS OF THE NORTHERN ADIRONDACKS...AND GRADUALLY AT LOWER ELEVATIONS BY LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON OR FRIDAY EVENING. WHILE IT/S TOO EARLY TO PREDICT EXACT SNOW ACCUMULATIONS... SEVERAL INCHES OF SNOW ARE POSSIBLE ACROSS THE REGION...ESPECIALLY IN THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS...BASED ON PRESENT INDICATIONS.
INTERESTS ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY SHOULD CONTINUE TO MONITOR THIS POTENTIAL WINTER WEATHER SCENARIO FRIDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH FRIDAY NIGHT ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY.
KILLINGTON 358 PM EST TUE NOV 28 2006
...r*in POSSIBLY CHANGING TO A PERIOD OF SNOW FRIDAY AFTERNOON INTO FRIDAY NIGHT ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY...
FOLLOWING A PERIOD OF MILD TEMPERATURES WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY... INCLUDING POSSIBLE RECORD HIGHS THURSDAY...CONDITIONS WILL BECOME MORE WINTRY BY FRIDAY AFTERNOON ACROSS VERMONT AND NORTHERN NEW YORK. A VERY STRONG AND COLD UPPER LEVEL TROUGH ACROSS THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST TUESDAY AFTERNOON WILL AFFECT OUR REGION IN TWO PARTS LATE THIS WEEK. FIRST...A COLD FRONT IS EXPECTED TO SWEEP EASTWARD THURSDAY EVENING INTO EARLY FRIDAY MORNING BRINGING A PERIOD OF r*in SHOWERS. COLDER TEMPERATURES MOVE INTO THE AREA EARLY FRIDAY MORNING BEHIND THE FRONT...WHILE THE FRONT ITSELF LIKELY BECOMES STATIONARY ACROSS CENTRAL OR SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND DURING THE AFTERNOON FRIDAY. A WAVE OF LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPING ALONG THE SOUTHWESTERN PORTION OF THE BOUNDARY... INITIALLY ACROSS THE TENNESSEE VALLEY...IS EXPECTED TO MOVE RAPIDLY NORTHEASTWARD ACROSS CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND DURING FRIDAY EVENING AND FRIDAY NIGHT.
DEPENDING ON THE EXACT TRACK OF THE LOW PRESSURE CENTER...AND THE STRENGTH OF COLD AIR THAT IS ABLE TO MOVE INTO THE NORTH COUNTRY PRECEDING THE LOW... THE POTENTIAL EXISTS FOR A SECOND ROUND OF PRECIPITATION...WITH r*in LIKELY MIXING WITH AND CHANGING TO SNOW BEFORE ENDING. THE CHANGEOVER WOULD OCCUR FIRST ACROSS THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS OF THE NORTHERN ADIRONDACKS...AND GRADUALLY AT LOWER ELEVATIONS BY LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON OR FRIDAY EVENING. WHILE IT/S TOO EARLY TO PREDICT EXACT SNOW ACCUMULATIONS... SEVERAL INCHES OF SNOW ARE POSSIBLE ACROSS THE REGION...ESPECIALLY IN THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS...BASED ON PRESENT INDICATIONS.
INTERESTS ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY SHOULD CONTINUE TO MONITOR THIS POTENTIAL WINTER WEATHER SCENARIO FRIDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH FRIDAY NIGHT ACROSS THE NORTH COUNTRY.