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Not much radar-based data in the area. From Belize, capturing the far northwest Honduras coast: Maps pretty well to the satellite estimates:

Good find! Here is the non-smoothed image. Very cool.

Good catch. That's a lot of supercells out front of the storm.

From a water (areal flooding and storm surge inundation) standpoint, this is a deeply concerning situation. The current state of existing flooding: … coupled with the (experimental)flooding projections: …with the base and tidal inundation forecasts …lead to a pretty dire projection. People living in the areas represented in these maps need to heat the caution, warning and direction of emergency preparedness personnel in their region.

Posting this here for posterity. 500 image vis loop at 1(ish)m intervals at 1km from sun up to now. You can save it as a .gif with the button there on the page. Back to storm preps for me.... https://rammb.cira.colostate.edu/ramsdis/online/loop.asp?data_folder=goes-16/mesoscale_02_band_02_sector_05&width=1000&height=1000&number_of_images_to_display=500&loop_speed_ms=80

I know, right? What an incredible 2 weeks up there. From 40" to possibly 100"+ in 14 days. And, it is / will be super high water content pack too so it'll have real staying power. This storm is like a day or two late for them to catch the 2018-19 season...ch the incredible

If I get the 14" shown on the map here in Charlotte, it will put me at... 47.9" on the year. Still a stinker.

Yep. Second squall of the day. First one late morning dropped 0.6". This one is at 0.4" so far.

It’s been 21 days since Charlotte, VT has recorded measurable snow.

100% of stations are reporting below average in mid-Feb. not sure I’ve seen that before.

Great screen name, btw. “There’s nothing quite so bad as that which is not so bad”.

In Clarksburg:. Sorry for the craptastic formatting on this phone 6.1" 30jan10 5.6" 02feb10 28.0" 06feb10 15.1" 10feb10 0.2" 16feb10 0.3" 25feb10 |

Just shoveled the 2.1" from last night. Season total is 29.0" now. We just went above freezing and it feels like it's 70ºF out there. Bleh. Here comes the big melt. I wonder if any of the 7" OTG here will survive thru Sunday...

2.1” last night before the warmup starts in earnest this afternoon. 7” OTG. We’ll see what, if any lasts before cold air moves back in on Sunday. Charlotte, VT,44.29°N 73.24°W2023/24 Season11/1 0.1”11/9 2.1”11/19 0.2”11/21 3.1”11/26 0.6”12/4 0.4”12/11 0.9”12/13 0.1”1/8 8.4”1/9 3.4”1/11 0.7”1/14 0.3”1/16 6.1”1/19 0.5”1/24 2.1”Total: 29.0”

Um… :slowly raises hand: