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dendrite

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  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. idk if that’s a good example. Best lift below the DGZ and midday snowfall with 33° temps.
  4. I enjoy the tiny window of opportunity that he has each day to interact with DIT.
  5. We’ve come to that portion of the program where I’m only cheering on the NAM
  6. Relatively meh dynamically out east after the Ronnie Coleman IVT for the Catskills and WNE. I had more hope for up here given the track just north of PVC, but no dice.
  7. But that first low at 12z helped back the flow a bit and keep 925 from torching too much. It doesn’t matter with a track like this…there’s enough forcing and dynamics to overcome it. Just don’t let it get too far east.
  8. it had a more potent sfc low going into CT and then redevelopment well east of the cape that backed in. This kept the prolonged inv trough look. But yeah, obviously it wasn’t as far east as the gfs.
  9. I’d pay good money for that to verify. A few inches here and at Tolland. Scoot-south with 2’+. Ray melts with “only” 15”.
  10. Not in mid March. lol But the clowns give me more than BDL anyway
  11. The longer you keep the inv trof look the more waa you’re advecting into the region…gotta start backing those winds sooner.
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