"Saturday will be the last relatively mild spring day before a significant weather pattern change occurs. Clouds will increase, and winds will strengthen ahead of precipitation arriving Saturday night into Sunday."
"Snow levels are expected to drop from 3,000-4,000 feet early Sunday to below 1,000 feet by evening, with initial snow ratios around 5-10:1 improving to 10-14:1 later."
"Monday and Tuesday will bring a colder, drier stretch, with daytime temperatures mainly in the 20s and 30s at ski areas, and gusts around 20-35 mph."
Spring skiing conditions will shift dramatically starting Sunday as rain transitions to snow, bringing colder air and increased winds to the Northeast. Northern Vermont is expected to receive the most snowfall, with 4-7 inches, while the White Mountains may see 3-6 inches. Lower-elevation areas in western Maine and New Hampshire will experience less accumulation. Following the weekend, colder and drier conditions will prevail into Monday and Tuesday, with daytime temperatures in the 20s and 30s, favoring firmer snow surfaces at ski resorts.
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