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Hillclimbs

November 29, 2012 News No Comments

Oak Mountain Hillclimbs December 1st

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3 hours 3 minutes ago

Typical early season elevation snow event on its way! Wet snow at the onset may bring a slushy covering to start Thursday AM. The bulk of Thursday will have rain/snow mix with temperatures rebounding into middle-30s. Most of our snow accumulation should occur late Thursday afternoon into the night. Leftover snow after sunrise Friday probably won't add up to much more.

Possible snow accumulation for Indian Lake, NY central Adirondacks by Friday morning:
2-4 inches "in town"
4-6 inches, 2000-2500 foot elevation and higher
6+ inches, high summits

After this event, there won't be much opportunity for snow action until around Thanksgiving. I will fire up the ilsnow storm center with daily weather forecasts in a couple of weeks.

Internet has been flaky this morning. Strangely enough, I've seen that happen before wet snow events. Almost like a sign. 🤣

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