"THURSDAY NIGHT MODELS SHOW LOW DEVELOPING WELL OFF THE NEW ENGLAND
COAST WITH INVERTED TROF OVER OUR AREA. MODELS TRY PHASE
EVERYTHING TOGETHER RESULTING IN OFF SHORE LOW CIRCULATING
MOISTURE BACK INTO ERN VT. HAVE SLIGHTLY HIGHER POPS AND QPF
THERE IF THAT HAPPENS. COULD SEE 1 TO 3 INCHES OF WET SNOW AT THE
HIGHER ELEVATIONS EAST OF THE GREENS IF THAT HAPPENS...BUT IT DOES
NOT APPEAR WE WILL GET IN ON ANY HEAVY PRECIP.-- End Changed Discussion --
&&
.LONG TERM /FRIDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/...
-- Changed Discussion --AS OF 336 PM EST TUESDAY...THE EXTENDED PERIOD STARTS WITH THE
DEPARTING LOW OVER THE GULF OF MAINE WITH THE UPPER TROUGH CLOSE
BEHIND. THIS PLACES FORECAST AREA IN NORTHWEST FLOW
FRIDAY...RESULTING IN UPSLOPE RAIN AND SNOW SHOWERS IN THE FAVORED
AREAS. FRIDAY WILL ALSO SEE BREEZY NORTH WINDS AND COLD ADVECTION
MOST OF THE DAY...WITH MANY LOCATIONS STRUGGLING TO GET OUT OF THE
30S. ONCE THE LOW PULLS AWAY...HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD INTO THE
FORECAST AREA SATURDAY SO EXPECT THE FIRST PART OF THE WEEKEND TO
BE DRY. PRECIPITATION RETURNS LATE SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY AS A
WEAK COLD FRONT SKIRTS ACROSS SOUTHERN ONTARIO AND QUEBEC.
HOWEVER...HIGH PRESSURE CENTERED OVER THE MID ATLANTIC WILL
PREVENT ANY REAL COLD AIR FROM SINKING ACROSS THE BORDER. THE HIGH
WILL THEN BUILD NORTHWARD INTO THE NORTH COUNTRY...ALONG WITH
INCREASING 500MB HEIGHTS. SOUTHWEST FLOW WILL DEVELOP AND INCREASE
OVER VERMONT AND NORTHERN NEW YORK MONDAY AND LINGER THROUGH
MIDWEEK. THE RESULT WILL BE A GRADUAL WARMING TREND AS 850 MB
TEMPS APPROACH 8-10 C.-- End Changed Discussion --"
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Don't get too excited. Likely won't ammount to much if any accumulation.
The biggest factor is the cold weather and whether or not it will be enough to get anywhere other than Sunday River (ie- Mt Snow and Killington) to being open this weekend.
Next week is not looking too good either with above normal temperatures at least in the earlier portion of the week.