mahk_webstah

I'm curious from one of the mets...what is the deal with the back edge? are we going to redevelop western edge and up here? snowing pretty hard now but back edge on the move.

that sucks.

Don’t think the radar looks like great yet up here but snow growth is better and the snow is moderate borderline heavy with visibility definitely below half mile

Snow growth so so up here, but not sand.just small flakes. You are probably near the line? Or just good growth?

Good morning. Maybe an inch as snow was briefly heavy. Light-mod now. 17

Congrats Dendrite

I've been cooking all morning and now I'm looking. Seems to have really solidified into a double digit storm for S and C NH. The 1st chance for a real widespread big NSNE CNE NNE storm this winter I think.

all day during the daylight snowstorms are really the best.

There’s a lot of ways to think about what I said…

6 inches just isn’t good enough

Thank you

I really really didn’t think this was gonna turn into a disappointment up here but I guess now we’re talking about a 3 to 6 incher

Well, I am a bit surprised. Not really in the mood for a moderate storm (6"). I thought I was golden for 8-12 but that is fading. I know some have been anticipating a north couple of ticks, but who's to say the south trend is over? At this point, when the pack is mostly gone, 6" is just a pita.

he's clearly learned from the master

I suppose the south trend could hold and I could be more like 6-8, but I'm not on board with that quite yet.

in coastals yes but in swfe?

seems to me that overnight and tomorrow morning the mesos will start to narrow in on where the 1-2"/hour band sets up. I think you and others mentioned steep upglide that would help ratios and snow growth. GYX is going for 12:1. I've seen discussion of a very deep snowgrowth zone. Could be a bit higher in that band I would imagine, at least for a bit. So the question is where does that set up. It could right up here in the KCON area, but I worry it might be a tad south. That being said, this is a swfe so north ticks are more likely than south ticks, and messenger ticks are more important in coastal storms, not swfe. I feel confident for 8-10 here, but I think 12 is a decent possibility...and I think someone sees 12-15 in lollies.

This is a bread and butter lakes region storm. the most solid 8-12er opportunity that we've seen in a good while.

I've noticed a couple of times recently that you are warm sectoring before me. that's strange.

41 here

This is the point of which we should see a slight north trend. Nothing to extreme because of the high but a bit of a push north. Yes I know that benefits my backyard but I also think that’s what’s going to happen with a strong moist Swfe

Kinda has that feel

I keep hearing about an event for Sunday. What’s the nature of that event?

So the country’s unending polarization now extends to beer versus edibles? I think you should be on the same team. Maybe we need liquid pot and edible beer or something. It’s sort of like the Miller B and swfe people fighting each other.