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MN Transplant

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  1. Best hail in my 20 years in the DC area. Pea to marble
  2. Yeah, I hadn’t checked in a while. Been to 84.9 here!
  3. 84/42 at IAD. +17 for the high, and -1 for the low. Looks like another easily above normal month.
  4. 0.29", which is fine since we are doing well so far this year.
  5. I wondered about the local businesses too. I think it was the gas stations (especially the ones with food) and hotels that really profited.
  6. Adding to this, while the extra length is nice, you don’t have to be center line to enjoy totality.
  7. The red spot was a really interesting part of the experience. Evidently we did see a prominence. In my view it was at about 7 o’clock on the sun’s ring. https://x.com/forecaster25/status/1777434179136819497?s=46&t=bA1Os5w_10i9PfsurY28aw
  8. Made it to Malone, NY. Milky skies, but better than I expected last night. Curious how much corona I’ll get to see.
  9. The upper level cirrus isn’t bad at all in Syracuse. We might try to outrun the mid level deck.
  10. In Syracuse but it definitely is looking cloudy all over NY. If it were just me, I’d take the chance and try to swoop over to northern VT/NH, but I’m not going to put my family though that!
  11. And then the 3km NAM comes in a with a perfectly acceptable solution.
  12. I don't want this to influence anyone's plans, but I am getting increasingly pessimistic about NY. As you step down in heights on the 12z euro, you see a gradual lowering of the cloud deck, such that any one spot is likely to be cloudy. I'm still headed up there, but tempering my expectations.
  13. 12z NAM nest wants to keep the rain together as it enters NY
  14. The sunshine duration on the Euro seemed optimistic, but I'm good with that.
  15. https://weather.us/model-charts/euro Choose "All" under Parameter Selection and go down to Clouds. Select Ohio under Change Map Selection.
  16. Ok, here's the 12z Euro for NY. Yellow is good, dark is bad. First up, no low clouds as we've been talking about. Splotchy mid-level clouds, and then an exiting deck of high-level clouds.
  17. Not bad, verbatim. The algorithm says few clouds. Also looks good on the NAM.
  18. And we got one! Here's the big difference between the NAM and GFS. You can see the saturated layer from 250 to 350mb on the GFS sounding, which is our upper-level clouds. On the NAM, not so much. (edit - for the Watertown/Syracuse area)
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