Shoals 84 mph and MHT 72 mph really stand out.
We had quite a bit in that 65 mph range. Not sure I’m buying our LSRs of 93 at Echo Lake RWIS and the PWS on the Seacoast of 82 mph in the morning.
I mean road temps are generally in the 40s right now, but it's not like the ground was super warm prior to this mild up. I don't think it will take much for those surface temps to go back below freezing.
@CoastalWx I think those squally showers post frontal as because for a couple hour stretch the front is so strong that the theta-e lapse rates go negative.
This is the reason our flood threat is pretty low. It's still snowing in the headwaters and whatever changeover comes will be brief and easily absorbed by the snow.