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Old 10-15-2014, 11:08 AM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Accuweather 2014-15 Winter Forecast. Longer detailed breakdown with link.

Will post the Northeast summary here in case link goes bad. Looks like VT is mostly in the snowy Zone.

US Winter Forecast: Cold, Snow to Seize Northeast; Wintry Blasts to Slick South

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Though parts of the Northeast and mid-Atlantic had a gradual introduction to fall, winter will arrive without delay. Cold air and high snow amounts will define the season.

After record-shattering temperatures and high snow totals last winter in the Northeast, a similar theme will continue into the 2014-2015 season.

Cold air will surge into the Northeast in late November, but the brunt of the season will hold off until January and February. The polar vortex, the culprit responsible for several days of below-zero temperatures last year, will slip down into the region from time to time, delivering blasts of arctic air.

"I think, primarily, we'll see that happening in mid-January into February but again, it's not going to be the same type of situation as we saw last year, not as persistent," AccuWeather.com Expert Long-Range Forecaster Paul Pastelok said.

In addition to the cold air, a big snow season could be in the offing. Higher-than-normal snow totals are forecast west of the I-95 corridor.

"Places like Harrisburg, down to Hagerstown getting into the mountains, the Appalachians, I think that's where you're going to see your bigger, heavier amounts," Pastelok said.

Philadelphia, which received a whopping 68.9 inches last season, is forecast to close this season with snow totals just above normal. New York City will likely follow suit.

The I-95 corridor and eastward could fall victim to changeover systems, which will provide a messy wintry mix at times.
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Old 10-15-2014, 04:43 PM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Couple records broken for todays date

All Products by Site - NOAA's National Weather Service

THE HIGH TEMPERATURE SO FAR TODAY ON OCTOBER 15TH HAS REACHED 80
DEGREES IN BURLINGTON VERMONT. THIS BREAKS THE PREVIOUS RECORD HIGH
TEMPERATURE OF 79 SET BACK IN 1956.

...NEW DAILY RECORD HIGH SET ATOP MOUNT MANSFIELD VERMONT...
THE HIGH TEMPERATURE REACHED 64 DEGREES ATOP MOUNT MANSFIELD ON
OCTOBER 15TH. THIS BREAKS THE PREVIOUS RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF
62 SET BACK IN 1984.
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Old 10-16-2014, 06:47 AM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Even though still half month left ....

Burlington Vermont is having it's Warmest October on record! Will change after this weekend but I wonder if they stay in Top 10..

Bridgeport,CT having its 3rd warmest October on record so far.
Windsor Locks, CT 7th warmest

Philly 6th warmest.
Albany 2nd warmest

Providence 7th warmest
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Old 10-18-2014, 01:38 PM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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You guys ready for 20s? Has any station in VT hit 20s yet? I think so, I just forgot.

Cold tomorrow especially with the winds! Then winds die, sky clears, temps aloft below freezing, and surface coooools down.

"scattered" Snow showers for higher elevations. Some 3000'+ spots will see flakes, most 3000'+ spots wont.

I think today is a good day to bring the plants in for good until Spring. We'll see.
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Old 10-19-2014, 02:34 PM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Some tweets regarding snow and Rime Ice on the Vermont peaks today.... I wonder if the pics will show up automatically here. Anyway, good stuff this guy was tweeting

https://twitter.com/JamesSinko/status/523912310264705024

https://twitter.com/AaronPerryLSC/st...32714185936897

https://twitter.com/AaronPerryLSC/st...21514065063937

https://twitter.com/AaronPerryLSC/st...20854749827072
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Old 10-19-2014, 04:36 PM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Snow showers showing up on radar..

"Quick moving snow shrs whitening hilltops above appr 3,000ft in NWVT Rejoice Winter lovers, it has begun my friends!"

https://twitter.com/StormTrooperJay/...790144/photo/1


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Old 10-20-2014, 04:39 AM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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6:30am temps.

Nothing extreme but temps outside are Mid November normal lows. 5-10 below normal southeast to New England

36°F here coldest since April 25th . Took 6 months to see mid 30s again here.

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Old 10-20-2014, 06:24 AM
 
Location: Western views of Mansfield/Camels Hump!
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Decent snow cover on the top of Mansfield from Sat night, and I'm not positive, but looks like the very top of Camels Hump may be white as well. (photo from Stowe.com website)

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Old 10-20-2014, 11:00 AM
 
Location: Vermont, grew up in Colorado and California
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Nor'easter to Unleash Rain, Wind From Virginia to Maine



But....I'm not ready for this stuff...


Nor'easter to Unleash Rain, Wind From Virginia to Maine




...and it will be dark and dreary.......
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Old 10-20-2014, 12:24 PM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Nor'easter to Unleash Rain, Wind From Virginia to Maine



But....I'm not ready for this stuff...


Nor'easter to Unleash Rain, Wind From Virginia to Maine




...and it will be dark and dreary.......
Yup, clipper coming down right now over Great Lakes will head towards the coast then merge with a new developed coastal storm and that storm heads up the coast but VERY SLOW moving.

So expect wind gusts 20mph+ Wednesday to Friday (not straight through) and cloudy and rain (not at all times).

I think Maine will get it the worst with coastal erosion, 40mph winds, and ton of rain.

Here's WPC's rain total forecast. 1.50" - 2.00" for Vermont is nothing but they may be playing it conservative right now and this might change. Check their update tomorrow.

WPC 5- and 7-Day Total Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts




Current Surface Map. See the Clipper over Lake Huron right now? This entire setup (clipper into NorEaster) would bury us with snow if it was 2-3 months from now.

WPC North American Surface Analyses
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