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dendrite

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  1. Not sure what happened, but I went ahead and approved the change. Let me know if it works.
  2. Some of that could be timing differences with the tug westward? What does 36-42 look like before the sharp hook?
  3. Well it’s moving in a bit before then, but sure. Maybe it never moves inland, nor takes that trajectory.
  4. Like I said, there’s plenty of lift closer to 800-850 with tops cold enough, but just throwing that caveat out there.
  5. May have to watch the dryslot in E MA at some point…cloud tops still near -10C though.
  6. That’s how I’d lean right now. Let the DPVA rule the day.
  7. These runs are choking off (occluding) the developing mid level low approaching CT pretty quickly so the best dynamics shift to the triple point well east. Nammy keeps the conveyors going
  8. An arm of fronto will probably swing through for a bit. It’s a close call up here for something bigger so I’m keeping a casual eye on it.
  9. Accums can be variable this time of year too. Where the sun is hitting this time of year there’s a little bit of “stored” heat in the ground versus the shade. So even if you’re pounding at 32-33° there can be a little melt compaction at the bottom. Then you have the varying surface albedos which can come into effect early on if the sun can “see through” light accums to the sfc or if the rates lessen or clouds thin.
  10. idk if that’s a good example. Best lift below the DGZ and midday snowfall with 33° temps.
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