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BlunderStorm

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  1. 33 and falling fast! The transition happened during the server outage. Currently raining half dollars. Worth the wait!
  2. Well, nothing too notable just yet but I did just notice the rain is starting to sound awfully clicky haha
  3. Currently 37 in Honaker and the upper Clinch river valley. In a small dryslot now but it's looking like the fireworks are about to start.
  4. Wow, just wow. Currently reporting a cool 70 here.
  5. Maximum Sustained Wind Overall (mph): 135 Maximum Sustained Wind at Landfall (mph): 130 Pressure at Landfall (mb): 950 Landfall Location: 3 Miles south-west of Cocodrie, Louisiana
  6. Flakes on the 21st of April. It's the latest I can recall at least. Impressive!
  7. T:34 DP:27 Can't wait to get into the action in a few hours.
  8. T:37 DP:29 up in SWVA. Cooling quickly and partly cloudy.
  9. Since 1 the snow has been falling up this way. Closing in on 3 inches thus far! At this rate it will be the biggest winter event so far for the season.
  10. Little over an inch and winding down. 36 and Mix. Very slippery haha.
  11. About 2/3 of an inch on the ground now with visibility down to a quarter mile. Fun surprise!
  12. Flurries up this way this morning interestingly. So far a trace has accumulated on the frozen ground.
  13. Roads are white, grass is getting blanketed with Nickels and Dimes falling. Nearing an inch on the ground with plenty more to go! Currently 32F.
  14. It has taken a while but flurries are finally reaching the ground here. The air column was relatively dry here.
  15. I took that measurement in NE Russell at 8:15 on Christmas Eve. A final total would more accurately be 4.2" haha.
  16. Final Snowfall Total for the synoptic snow and Christmas Eve as a whole is roughly 3.8". It's been a fun lead up and I'm glad I was able to participate and contribute to this storms forecast and obs threads. If significant NW flow snow happens I'll be sure to give yall an update. Until then Merry Christmas and Goodnight!
  17. End of the synoptic snow for here. Looks like some healthy NW Flow cooking in east KY headin this way. The Cumberland Mountains especially on the KY/VA line are notorious for wringing them dry by the time they reach the valley though. Fingers crossed for SWVA and TRI posters and lurkers. With a modified arctic air mass maybe we cash in.
  18. HRRR goes off the deep end in terms of morning lows casually starting my Christmas morning at -1F. Not really substantive but I got a laugh out of it.
  19. First Gallery of pictures! Measurements coming later tonight! 2.5" as of sending!
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