Rhino16
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It’s pencil thin, but that might be the punchy part when it comes to wind, and that’s all I can say really. I don’t know how it’s been closer to richmond, but on the coast so far its been a rainy dreary day. The second batch of rain is still approaching, so after that we can watch what happens.
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Something interesting SE of Petersburg. Guess the showers won’t be that prohibitive after all. edit: at least a stronger downdraft
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There’s so many rain showers down in NC that it seems like it would be really hard to gain any instability here. Out west had some gaps in the clouds. Maybe some heavier puffs of wind can be brought from aloft in the showers but I don’t see much else for now. I’m interested to see how much steam the line near Lynchburg will have by the time it gets here.
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I was expecting like a 10, but I wasn’t sure how they would incorporate the qlcs part of the tor risk into the percentages
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Are there any notable events where recovery occurred from showers earlier in the day? Is it something we struggle to do around here?
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It seems like some of the 12z guidance shifted everything earlier in the day. It could be noise this far out, but it’s something to watch.
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This actually happened at the right time here. It got dark before any real melting could begin. This makes it about on par with the rest of the events this year for the yard.
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Lights just flickered. The slop on the lines must be catching some wind. It’s still 33 out so hopefully it keeps falling off. This thing isn’t worth losing power over.
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Measured 1/2” in Lancaster County, VA after whatever melting and compaction has occurred. It really isn’t sticking to much and feels more like rain in spots. I was hoping to cover the grass entirely at least once this year. Grassy surfaces aren’t looking any different than they did at sunset. It’s still 33 here too so I don’t think much else will come of this given radar appearance as well.
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Is that even with the radar appearance? It seems pretty empty out near richmond, but maybe there’s something I’m missing when it comes to radar…
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Coating in the grass, starting to stick to gravel but couldn’t tell with pavement. The wind is ramping up and it’s going sideways.
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Snowing sideways! Had about quarter-half dollar sized flakes earlier.
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Switched to dime-sized flake clumps that make a noise when they hit your head. Grass caved quickly.
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Temperature seems to be dropping finally and maybe a few flakes are appearing in the rain in Lancaster.
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It’s interesting to see the 601 traffic cam in Bluemont VA has a coating, but others around the area don’t.
