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dendrite

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  1. Agree....at some point the hail, graupel, snow starts to blend together. It's been record breaking heat there even for the passes and varying stages of the tour de france. Given current temp analyses I just find it hard to believe there's that much snow falling at those relatively lower els given the H85/H7 temps and the airmass that was in there the past 2 days.
  2. Idk which pics are current, the elevations, locations, etc so I'm not confident either way. The 18z Tw 0C is like 3500-4000m and the highest point of the race is ~2700m in the last stage.
  3. It's still a torch out there. Like Nick said, Tw's are up above 700mb.
  4. I lean hail. If there's that much slush on the road surfaces I'd like to at least see some of the white stuff in the evergreens.
  5. I wonder if he ever got to tackle Michael Vick?
  6. I’m just comparing the top July years Ginxy posted. SSS obviously. I’m not digging deep while on my phone
  7. I’m on my phone so I’m just cherry picking years off the top of those lists, but interesting nonetheless.
  8. BDL 1.0F greater than IJD in 13 BDL 2.8F greater than IJD in 19
  9. Interesting. So HFD was 0.7F warmer in 13 and BDL is 1.0F warmer in 19. HFD was much warmer in 10 and 16 too. *?
  10. Now that you mention it I remember ID'ing that a couple years ago. I picked some seeds off of it and it definitely matches pics online. I now have no more room in my yard, but I need a basswood. lol
  11. Pretty similar look there between the GEFS and EPS. Coolest sfc anomalies would probably be over the GL like CPC has it, but that's not a very warm look.
  12. Not replying to the right quote, but I tried looking for that German data and haven't been having success with ISU or elsewhere.
  13. Steve...got the EPS 11-15? Not exactly torchy. Probably a little AN on the 6-10 EPS and then dare I say BN on the 12-16 GEFS.
  14. Interesting. Oak apple gall wasps. Mind blown.
  15. Only a 20yr period on this chart, but crushin' it today.
  16. Or take off the undies and keep the pants?
  17. Can anyone ID this seed? I don’t think it’s related to the leaves here, but idk for sure. It’s thin walled and hollow except for a little spikey seed. I have some at my house too, but idk which tree they come from. I thought it was a beech, but I guess those produce actual nuts? I know the leaf on the right is the basswood, but I’m unsure about the one in the left. I think it’s from a bushier/smaller potential tree and not a large deciduous.
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