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Yeah the cirrus will increase and thicken overnight
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Arctic Hounds Unleashed: Long Duration Late January Cold Snap
dendrite replied to WxWatcher007's topic in New England
It’s a good time to install though. No sweating. -
Arctic Hounds Unleashed: Long Duration Late January Cold Snap
dendrite replied to WxWatcher007's topic in New England
Depends on the age and the bird. The older girls start looking miserable in the low teens. The 3 year olds don’t seem to really care until it’s a bit below 0F. -
Arctic Hounds Unleashed: Long Duration Late January Cold Snap
dendrite replied to WxWatcher007's topic in New England
High 6.5° Hate it -
18z NAM looking better for Toms River
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Wow 18z NAM AI with sleet to dryslot
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Nice run down there
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Almost need a map thread
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6z
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Arctic Hounds Unleashed: Long Duration Late January Cold Snap
dendrite replied to WxWatcher007's topic in New England
I mean it could be IC. This is probably the best example I could find on YT with parhelia Learn where the coldest rad spots in your area are and which ones are the quickest to fog out. You were on a lake so that’s probably a good spot. What was the temp there? -
Looks like definite sleet to me on soundings.
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ICE deployed
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Arctic Hounds Unleashed: Long Duration Late January Cold Snap
dendrite replied to WxWatcher007's topic in New England
Yeah it’s hard to say. It should be little tiny ice crystals filling the low levels that are almost suspended. The vid did look like snow crystals…a few looked pretty large. Was the whole layer full of them like fog or did you just see them in a certain area? You can definitely get flakes out of a chimney if it’s cold enough too. I’ve seen flakes falling out of light steam fog off the river here where it’s -10° or colder. You should be able to see halos and sundogs through the diamond dust too since it’s essentially a cirrus cloud at ground level. When you see it for real the first time you know it. I’m not saying you didn’t experience true dd here, but I can’t exactly tell from the vid. -
Ha. GL with that
