duckpinmaster
CMC joins the parade for snow in Mid-Atlantic in th Dec. 24-26 time frame. Heck of a way to run a warm-up.
lincpd7f4bbfa7a
I’ m not sure New England is in a drought. Some areas may be and others may not. Certainly the dry and warm fall and especially the November dryness and warmth contributed to drought condition. The pattern seems to have changed since December 7th although going from extreme to extreme. The mountains of north/ central Vermont picked up 45 inches of…Read More
Hear Hear… says a plow driver on the west side of Jay Peak
paulamy@roadrunner.com
Just got cable back after April 4th storm. Power was out for 4 1/2 days. Poor cell service still. 16” pasty wet heavy snow here in Southwest Maine. Nice now, snow gone, working on the mess. Photo is the road in front of my house after the storm.
Road?
W4GGX
Just tried to watch and no audio for either video.
Snowman55
Opinion
3 reasons why 99.99% of all winter forecast have failed this season
1. El Nino turned out to be a big nothing burger for the east coast.
2. MJO, while most meteorologist were focused on the up coming El Nino, very few took into account the MJO which decided to not play well with all other indices. So thus far the indices have been…Read More
Burlington, Vermont has seen its cloudiest January since 1951. This could be due to the fact that the Great Lakes are open and warm. I haven’t seen the sun in more than two weeks. Burlington is 18 inches behind in snow this season.The snowpack in the Champlain Valley is 1-4 inches of ice and snow. The mountains of north central Vermont have…Read More
So true. Being in the foothill of Jay Peak (known for its snow) it’s been pretty rough for everyone. Hopefully it comes around. We have the chance of 2.5+ more months of winter. Problem is the economy does recover from poor holiday turnout that was missed.
