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dendrite

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  1. That deformation band may try to get up here briefly. But with the N flow you’re going to need it to get a little north of you on radar and that may be a tough task.
  2. That’s easy blizz criteria via the gusts. ASOS/AWOS always reports FG/FZFG when the vis is 1/2sm or less. But the precip indentification sensor is definitely caked up with snow hence why ptype obs disappeared. But the vis tells you what the intensity is.
  3. Does his voice crack like the Brady Bunch kid when he screams at the models?
  4. Seems precarious to me. Looks like it tries to throw it back a couple hours once the E MA forcing wanes. I’d probably hope the NW CT band pivots and comes east with time.
  5. The mesonalysis fronto posted earlier showed it well, but there are your two main areas of forcing now. E MA is almost like a firehose right now. Then there’s the deformation further west. I think that will rot a bit and slowly move east.
  6. Consecutive…although they have been a bit more lax on the definition in the last decade. Like allowing for 1/4sm rather than M1/4sm and being more liberal on the “frequent gusts”. Although I don’t think a random 1/2sm ob in the middle of it should negate it.
  7. Looks like BOS needs another hour of 1/4sm to verify blizz criteria. ASOS vis has been a little lacking with this. Not sure what’s up with that.
  8. Wish he’d come back. It’s maple syrup season.
  9. There’s some “green” bands making it around MetHerb. You can’t be getting anything like they are further east, but that’s probably your trajectory right now…from the NNE
  10. I haven’t really looked at any modeling this morning. I will say radar sucks over you right now so it goes to show how much this is drifting below the beam from the wind. You’re probably getting the goodies from the band that passed over you and is over Springfield now
  11. The band over AFN is probably what’s reaching the ground there lol
  12. Yeah I’m ready to get put out of my misery
  13. I can’t recall the snow with this strong of wind over such a large area in a long time. You have the CRV stations ripping over 50.
  14. Yeah it’s not a dryslot in the traditional sense. But this was around the time models had the E MA dynamics stealing the show from WNE although there will still be some banding there.
  15. Yup. It’s a yardstick at the end type of storm. I mean you can’t even clear in those conditions because it fills in.
  16. You will have no more trees to cut in a few hours
  17. Gusting to 14 here The mb differential is always fun but it mostly comes down to the strength of the storm, the LLJ, and the ability to mix it down. 10/10 on all of that down there this morning.
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