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MN Transplant

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  1. If everything else is working, you can just upgrade the temperature/humidity sensor. https://www.davisinstruments.com/products/temperaturehumidity-digital-sensor-board-for-vantage-pro2?variant=39617709736097&country=US&currency=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&srsltid=AfmBOorparqXUIbseeL_GhV5N17nRIgTP_lbR-ppJqHdstP_M-IQILrfUH0&com_cvv=8fb3d522dc163aeadb66e08cd7450cbbdddc64c6cf2e8891f6d48747c6d56d2c
  2. Snowboard is deployed and ready to go
  3. I think we all have to be realistic that the super-HRRR runs with a large swath of a foot plus are a bit of a reach. If we are all sitting with a nice 6-10" will some lollis, that is a win.
  4. Yeah, ICON finally came back north a bit.
  5. Feeling good about playing against consensus.
  6. And yet, it is still 0.5” precip all frozen in DC. I’ll take that as the floor.
  7. Not quite. The JV ICON is still south, not that we will put any weight on that.
  8. Now let’s see if we can coax the Ukie and RGEM north.
  9. We accumulate snow, lightly, at every time step until midnight thanks to the influence of the 500 low.
  10. Yeah, that’s the big takeaway. For the main slug of moisture, the NAM has caved for DC. Still problematic for Fredericksburg.
  11. This HRRR run is the realistic best case scenario. Wet and cold for most of us with the front side.
  12. There really is only the NAM that is in the north camp. I’m hoping we get a cave here in the next hour.
  13. With this GFS run, the NAM is now on an island bringing mixing into DC.
  14. Is it that they are diverging, or are the NAM/GFS just on an island with the north solution?
  15. They close the gap a touch in the late part of the storm, but yeah, that is a wild difference this close.
  16. Manassas has no snow and 0.8" precip through the main batch.
  17. HRRR is the furthest north with the surface low, taking it through northern KY.
  18. Because we are all sickos here, snow starts at midnight Monday on the 12z HRRR. Gotta say, I'm a bit skeptical of the 30"+ projections in northeast KS.
  19. You won't be checking the HRRR hourly?
  20. The 3km NAM gives Indy 16” of Kuchera snow. The RGEM is 4”. It is 42 hours from snow onset out there.
  21. Thermometers are really accurate, but the housing/siting is where things go awry.
  22. Even with the NAM overprediction of precip, that is a wild number for an event where the surface never gets above 28 degrees.
  23. Let’s see if this works. A flash behind the snowy clouds. NVRCH05-00-153504-153512.mov
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