dendrite

80F tomorrow...enjoy.

Snowing pretty hard but 34F

34° and flurries. Radar looks epic upstream, but mostly virga for surega.

https://weather.gladstonefamily.net/site/D8322

For those who think a Davis can’t report high winds. https://mesowest.utah.edu/cgi-bin/droman/meso_base_dyn.cgi?stn=D8322&time=GMT

LHX 77kt Insane over a wide area today

AMA 69kt

They’re heated ultrasonics...no moving parts.

Wish we were there. Chickens cryin' for their momma. https://mesowest.utah.edu/cgi-bin/droman/meso_base_dyn.cgi?stn=KCOS&time=GMT

We can’t get obs like that out of landfalling canes in the Southeast.

lol...wow KCOS 131912Z 34047G84KT 1/8SM R17L/0500V1000FT +SN BLSN VV008 M03/M03 A2905 RMK AO2 PK WND 32084/1904 T10281028 PNO $ =

DEN 69KT

That would've been my guess, but I didn't know it offhand.

I've been looping the op GFS runs out to d16 here and there over the last couple of days and I also noticed the larger wavelength pattern sorta cutting off the CONUS at times in the far extended leaving us with some shorter spaced, weak ULLs moving through a relative zonal flow.

Still gusting to 70mph at DEN with 1/8SM +SN. Over an hour of that now.

Celebrating what is... The CON record/near record highs for March 2012 3/08 66F (#2) 3/12 69F (#1) 3/13 71F (#1) 3/18 81F (#1) 3/19 81F (#1) 3/20 81F (#1) 3/21 83F (#1) 3/22 84F (#1) 3/23 72F (#3) That is how you Morch.

Next week is so far out there that there's only so much you can discuss. The threat is still sorta there..not much more to say beyond that. Trying to get more specific or deterministic is getting a little too voodoo to me.

It's March disco. It doesn't say which year. Here, have a superstorm.

If you don't like the weather in New England wait 5 minutes.... Yeah right. The interior puts us to shame.

wow...never seen a METAR that extreme outside of MWN. METAR KDEN 131653Z 34048G65KT M1/4SM R35L/2000V2600FT SN FZFG BKN004 OVC015 M01/M01 A2900 RMK AO2 PK WND 34065/1653 TWR VIS 1 SLP802 P0002 T10111011 $ =

Oh well...warmer mins up here I guess. That'll keep the pack primed for melting during the day. Just gotta keep those Tw's above 40F. Not trying to melt dryslot's snow...just mine. lol

Clouds will probably screw up this warmup. They're streaming in here now and it has only gotten up to 36F so far. Maybe some filtered solar will help trap some heat back in while letting the shortwave rad through. Dews are pretty low (12F) so there's plenty of evapo cooling at the surface. It's tough to melt much snow with dews so low. Thu-Sat will be a decent melt with dews getting up into the 40s, but we'll probably still come out of this with plenty of pack. Hopefully the ground can somewhat thaw to let the excess water soak in.

The "controversial" clearing that we talked about for a week. I'm surprised anyone could forget that.