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WxUSAF

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  1. Thank you northern tier counties for not making HoCo stick out so embarrassingly.
  2. Thanks. I'll take any scraps.
  3. Maybe my sensor is iced over, but temp is bouncing between 29.3 and 29.7. Seems colder than surrounding temps though...
  4. Any snow before ice? 12k nam and rgem have a snow/sleet burst that looks like it would accumulate.
  5. 30F. Can see icicles on the deck. No signs we had any sleet accumulation.
  6. HoCo just went ahead and closed. They couldn’t do a 2hr delay. Hope there’s something visible outside when people wake up at least.
  7. Waiting for evaporative cooling to get below freezing doesn't exactly scream worrisome icing event.
  8. I know, I know, but 12k NAM has a nice snow burst Saturday
  9. Ugh good call. HCPSS just sent an email saying it’s closed or open tomorrow. No delay option.
  10. 3k pretty cold too. All I want is measurable sleet and a 2hr delay.
  11. Based on a crappy SV EPS snowmap I just saw on Twitter, it keeps tacking on through the end of the run and still ends up with some gaudy totals? But sharper southern gradient then earlier runs.
  12. Several days ago, the storm looked like this multiple series of waves with varying p-types. These MECS solutions consolidated the energy and early in the week. Now we’re back to a bunch of waves along the boundary. Still lots of time left.
  13. Euro I guess still had C-1” Saturday evening with a little ice after
  14. 12z euro-18z gfs blend from yesterday is now the floor. Anything less than 15-20” is a fail.
  15. Gfs was between 12-18z Monday now. I’d wager that’s a large part of what the EPS is reflecting. Earlier start. Kinda crazy when we started watching this event, it was evening of the 12th into the 13th.
  16. Storm start keeps moving earlier and earlier. GFS has that precursor idea on Monday! 126 hours out. 2nd batch about 24-30 hours later. Euro was about 12 hours slower.
  17. Eh not sure about that. Continues to look drier and hence less impactful.
  18. Nor’easter comes from the predominant wind direction, typically during big coastal storms. This storm is forecast to be a bit different (primarily an “overrunning” event), but winds would shift to northeast at the end according to the euro.
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