dendrite

They have to measure differently up there because of the elevation and wind. MWN has to as well….they obviously get a ton of snow but it all blows into the ravine.

Lol I got 0.5”. Why is the 4” line so far north.

Hopefully it’s too suppressed up there like it has been often this winter.

Yeah that’s a server side setting then that John controls.

Only 6? Sign me up.

Yeah not sure…I think that error is server side. I’m going to briefly make it unlimited…try it again.

What type of file is it? Just a gif?

Because most members don’t understand their attachment space and how to reduce file sizes. So when they upload one giant sized image and blow their allotment in a single swipe it becomes a PITA. I can increase it though…I had forgotten it was that low. I upped it from 2mb to 5mb.

Looks like the first 12” or so down there was on the more moist/dense side before winds backed to 020? Beyond that, I’m not going to pretend to know what it’s like to experience 4”/hr with a 40-50kt wind. I would think in theory the dendritic structure takes a mechanical beating, but when it’s snowing that hard I can imagine it almost accumulating too fast for the wind to entirely mess with. But I’m up in CAD land where the snow prefers to fall and land gently. I had barely any wind in my 34” in 12hrs in Dec 2020. I think you could’ve sneezed on the pack and knocked it down 5”.

He’s had a rough winter and has become a curmudgeon. We always had fun with him, but his approval rating is way down this season. Hopefully next year we can make accordionists great again.

There’s a 50mb limit per upload…which obviously shouldn’t affect 45mb but I have seen that error before when it’s close to the limit. Let’s test this…I’ll double that to 100mb. See if it works after that.

It’s hard this time of year for me letting them out. Snow melts near their run entrance and water puddles up but by 3 it’s in the 20s and refreezing. I don’t need them freezing their feet all night.

EPS AIFS is still really warm. I will hang my hat on that.

Those max spots up here seem to align with a couple of weenie cocorahs observers.

Yeah that’s pretty snowy up here next week.