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dendrite

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  1. Too many men on the field. That northern s/w keeps slowing down a hair every set of model runs and limits the ability for the storm to amplify. Eventually the bigger dog drops in and everything goes nuclear toward the Maritimes. It'd be nice to be able to get some more downstream ridging out ahead of the system we're tracking. It's just a little too flat behind the moose fart.
  2. Good read on snow crystals. https://www.quantamagazine.org/toward-a-grand-unified-theory-of-snowflakes-20191219/
  3. 32° with a steady light snow. Picking up a bit. 0.36” of liquid on the day.
  4. Hey...welcome aboard. Are you one of the two Newbury CWOP observers?
  5. yeah a jetstreak overhead has nothing to do with continental fast flow 4 days from now.
  6. I mean yeah, it’s kind of a shit tweet that should have asterisks all over it, but it is what it is. He loves a good torch though...loves to see the weenies burn with each torch tweet.
  7. Eric was right. His tweet was Boston hasn’t been below 32° since 12/22.
  8. My only problem with that is you're comparing a transition of summer wavelengths to cool season ones when these next two periods that are much longer Jan/Feb wavelengths.
  9. It’s funny though. In a d10 mean of 51 members you can almost envision where the primary is there and the potential CAD/secondary over by us.
  10. I wouldn’t call it cold either. The devil is in the details. There’s a good chance the wintry gradient could be north of us. Maybe that would verify like the NYE event that had high thicknesses. Could end up a torch too. H85 is.
  11. What’s the 0 to -5C dendritic growth zone?
  12. I'd love a mean of 65F right now.
  13. The only 30" I'll be seeing is inches of mercury.
  14. There's been a lot of empirical observations about the off-hour euro runs flip-flopping at times.
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