This picture here shows just how important elevation was in this last storm. Where i was skiing in Killington, VT there was 14 inches of snow. Which makes it crazy to think that in Rutland, VT which is just 10 miles away got only one half inch of snow!
Watching a new storm for the middle of next week! New posts to follow.. -SS
Somebody call Mother Nature a doctor cause she is getting sick! Just got done with an epic day skiing at Killington! 8-9 fresh inches on the ground and still dumping!
Best skiing of the year for me as of yet! That all might change next week when I make my first venture to Vail, CO.
I feel bad for all you flat landers stuck with all of those old dirty piles of snow! Make your way up to VT and rejoice in the powder! Heres to knee high powder stashes!! -SS
On Tuesday night, we welcome another storm into the northeast United States. No need to worry here in southern CT as it looks to be an all rain event. Depending on where you are you could see some snow or sleet mixing in tonight, but mainly just rain. This means Connecticut is in for 1-1.5 inches of rain between tonight all the way into Thursday.
Up north it looks to be a different story. Into Massachusetts there should be a general sloppy 1-3 inches, with higher amounts in the higher elevations. Speaking of higher elevations, the mountains of Vermont and New Hampshire, and into Maine will see a large area of 6-12 inches. The higher elevations and usual snow belts could easily see 10-14 inches!!
There will also be a lot of wind associated with this storm. Therefore, wind advisories are posted for a lot of northern locations, and also a coastal flood advisory for the coast of Connecticut.
I am currently packing my bags and heading up into the great white north to partake in this fresh powder on the slopes of Killington! I Cant wait to escape the brown dirty piles of old snow everywhere and exchange them for endless fresh pillows of pow!
Enjoy the storm and stay dry! See you on the hill! -SS
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