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Potential for Heavy Pocono and Catskill weekend snow (UPDATE 12/19)
December 19th, 2009 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 2 Comments


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Two weeks ago I wrote about a storm that "wouldn't go away" and refused to slide off the coast. Well damnit all if we don't have another one on our hands. Same story. Up until just a few days ago this storm was progged to slide right off the coast. ... ...Read more


Weather blather for the Holidays: Cold (not coal) then what? UPDATED 12/18
December 17th, 2009 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 9 Comments


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Since I've gotten my xmas shopping done (Sorry kiddo, not every kiss begins with Kay....) I figured it was time take a look at the weather for next week as I'm sure many of you are wondering if you'll get some powder under the tree this year (or menorah or ... ...Read more


Weather for the Week of 12/13/09
December 13th, 2009 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 7 Comments


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Just a few quick thoughts on a very important week for ski areas. 1. Messy Sunday: A low pressure system is currently pushing into the NE. With a decent S/SW flow warm air will move into the NE with the system. As a decent level of cold air exists ... ...Read more


12/9-12/10 STORM 2 Update Thread
December 10th, 2009 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 22 Comments


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Since there is no good naming system for winter storms I'll use numbers until you or I come up with something witty and workable. (Emphasis on witty). Thus this is the Storm 2 update thread. 10 AM 12-10 Update Well the NWS finally got on board the ... ...Read more


What comes in the wake of Midweek Mess? UPDATED: 12/8
December 8th, 2009 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 14 Comments


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As Scott has pretty much covered the Midweek system as I would I'm not going to add very much. I just want to comment on the latest trends with the system and then talk about what's on tap for the weekend. First the latest trends in the Midweek Storm: The ... ...Read more

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