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dendrite

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  1. Well he knew the LC inch of ice from back in the eastern days.
  2. Their big snow events tend to be on the edges of winter...so Oct/Nov and Apr. But yeah, it may be records regardless considering the amounts some places received.
  3. 12z euro went wild. 00z euro wasn't too bad...1-1.5" over the next 10 days. A decent melt here and a decent melt there and they'll be fine. All at once and naso much.
  4. Euro is toasty. NAM is dammed.
  5. My soil temp is still 32° which is way late. I have green grass coming up along the west side of the house and buds are swelling on some of my trees. Other than that, not much is going on. My forsythia is budding too.
  6. Hopefully we can cut them right through MI so we can frolic in sun and tulips.
  7. A lot of that south of the mtns will be gone, but yeah. We’ll CAD either way.
  8. Not enough time or motivation to work on that. One of these days I’ll improve it. As long as the data is up there I’m fine with it.
  9. Although looking at the goofus a little closer it’s pretty easy to see how that warm sector fails. You can see how that sfc reflection will want to tickle south of us. That’s what happens when you do a quick DIT look in the morning.
  10. I meant Monday?? Is the euro a lot more pessimistic?
  11. Well the goofus has backed off on the bd here for a couple runs now. When in doubt I usually lean bd, but I think there’s a nonzero chance I break into the warm sector for some length of time.
  12. Good. The more these cut the more the forcing zips northward and spares NNE the worst scenarios. I may actually warm sector now.
  13. That's Randy in Valentine. The guy is a total observing weenie like me. He posts a lot over at the wx station forum at wxforum.net. We were playing around with the different Sensirion sensors last year.
  14. Seasons in seasons. Lots of faux warmth mixed in with the usual early spring garbage.
  15. Well you just tossed the EPS too.
  16. looking more like slugs and bugs
  17. Almost looks like convergent flow down there on vis loops...like a larger scale stretching/deformation type deal. It almost looks like the flow is dropping straight from the north in E NH while SNE is NW. Maybe the last of this remnant midlevel moisture is getting pooled and maximized in those areas.
  18. Almost noon with partial sun and 32.7F. This is getting old.
  19. Trolling via avatars is a new one. Although I'm not sure it's getting under anyone's skin. Almost everyone in NNE is ready for warm season.
  20. idk...I remember watching the 93 MS flooding on TV and that was pretty epic.
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