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dendrite

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  1. 5.3”/0.53” final Cores were 2.1”/0.28” and 3.2”/0.25”
  2. Warning flags were there. That elevated warm nose was just warm enough to produce mostly sleet CON-south. I think all models underestimated it a bit, but some of the mesos were a little more sleety looking. It was so thin on forecast soundings just above the cold wedge that models may have needed more vertical levels to really “see” that full +1C in there…just guessing there. I thought 2m temps looked fairly spot on although I didn’t focus on what mesos had for everyone.
  3. 22.4° -SN Pretty good growth despite nothing on radar overhead. Probably a last hurrah.
  4. Whoa…he just asked where you worked. But we’re very accepting here.
  5. 24.2° -SN 2.1”/0.28” Looks like sleet mostly won out south of here
  6. Still a lot of low CC on dual pol up here but we’ve been in the better lift and all snow for awhile.
  7. 29.0° SN Just talked to my mom and it’s snowing on the north end in Manch.
  8. All snow 29.9° Should mix or flip at MHT within the next hour
  9. Similar here. Mostly sleet, but a few slower falling flakes mixed in. 30.2°
  10. 32/26 here after a high of 49°. Not bad. Hopefully it freezes up a bit so we don’t get a mucky refrozen layer on the bottom of the driveway.
  11. You’ll be mostly frozen…may as well cheer on snow over sleet.
  12. Radar looks okay but remember the reflectivities are mostly rain and some brightbanding aloft right now to our west. (ENX and OKX)
  13. https://www.noaa.gov/jetstream/upperair/skew-t-log-p-diagrams On the left going up in white you have the pressure levels…sfc-1000mb up to 100mb. Horizontal axis is temp/dew in degC…temp is red…dew green. The temp lines slant up and to the right 45°. There’s a little nose of air a bit above 850mb that is higher than 0C.
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