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dendrite

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  1. That looks like one of those global scale cyclones from the day after tomorrow.
  2. The euro is the only one fully phasing it with that s/w coming out of the SW US. Ukie is close, but disjointed…GFS and GDPS are no go’s. ICON is a partial phase. I’d like to see a run from another model jump on board soon.
  3. Yup...skating ring here as well. The problem is ours is on the north side so a lot of it won't be seeing sun until February or March.
  4. 7.6"/1.07" final...the last 1/4" or so was rain. Looks like CON came in with 6.1".
  5. After some rain, sun's out, guns out. 35F 7.6" final
  6. He hit 40.5. Hopefully he doesn’t get any breaks and refreezes that slab up.
  7. As soon as I post that we’re back to -PL. 30.1°
  8. Looks like some wet aggregates there. Nice scene!
  9. Maybe but the warm air aloft is coming in from the due south. HRRR has us both done soon.
  10. Now back to all snow, but the writing is on the wall.
  11. Just flipped to mostly sleet. Some larger flakes are mixed in. Bummer. 29.9°
  12. 30.3° -SN The next heavy band is on the doorstep. Let’s squeak out another inch.
  13. It’s a race between the warmth and that next band coming up rom Mass.
  14. Limping to the finish line here. Radar is a bit ragged. I’m on my phone but peeked at vis and it looked like the deeper overcast pushed NE. Upper level dryslot come through? Still some heavy precip to go though.
  15. You can see the haves and the have nots with this flow in the Whites. Alex and Phin look good, but not in between.
  16. Just had a good gust here. Looks like LCI had a M1/4SM hourly METAR and they’re reporting 1/8SM in the 5 min supplemental obs according to MesoWest. So I’m not sure how that works. Apparently the vis sensor can report values below 1/4SM, but hourly METAR algorithms just call it a M1/4?
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