dendrite
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https://www.weather.gov/wrh/hazards?obs=true&wfo=gyx&hazard=true&hazard_type=all&hazard_opacity=80&tab=legend Choose the obs tab and zoom and increase the density -
They’re right on the edges of ENX (Alb), BOX, and GYX. And GYX is a mess with trees.
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Radar dead zone
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Either maybe something convective went through and it was heavily rimed flakes/graupel or maybe nucleation is getting poor at times and you’re getting supercooled droplets in the cloud layer freezing in the cold dome.
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Whatever…it’s a term Will and Ekster coined 2 decades ago with SW flow aloft. Overrunning, SWFE, isentropic lift…same diff.
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Tomorrow isn’t but it’s not going to be enough to reach the upper totals
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Sleet is just inland
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In the end it just comes down to a number. The liquid equiv will be what it is. By the end of the week the pack will look the same whether it started as big dendrites or little plates and needles.
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In the end this is a SWFE and the lift was above the DGZ for most of the event.
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Yup. I was concerned about ratios. 1st core is 5.6”/0.44” here 13:1 is still solid
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I think he was reporting 11 when metfan had 8. Very interesting
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Those are pretty rare. ASOS struggles to go below 1/4SM. They just report it as M1/4SM. Manned obs can go lower with 3/16, 1/8, 1/16, or 0.
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S+ everywhere
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That sleet line has been tactfully hugging the CT shoreline.
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Been getting some nice banding up here
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Woah Not in the garage?
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Close to 3” 3.9° SN
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Sleet punctured the OKX dome
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Big growth now. 3.5°
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At least the storm is going better than the Pats
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Metfan is already onto the next one
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For the next 3hrs we pray.
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SWFE on roids + cold temps. You get a dense amount of crystals and grow them large. That does a real number on the vis.
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You can really see the midlevel bands from ENX over SNE. That would probably explain the intervals of regular growth and big growth.
