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Haven’t measured, but a few tenths probably by eye.
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Steady light snow. Very pretty. Roofs, mulch, and paved surfaces whitening.
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First flakes in Columbia
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Our for a Jebwalk waiting on first flakes. 25/11
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It’s essentially showing how similarly the various hydrometeors (precipitation) are reflecting radar energy back to the radar. When it’s a uniform red color, they all are quite similar. Right now, that means all snow. Later, you’ll see a bright yellow and green line cutting through. That’s where there’s a lot of mixing and different types of precipitation droplets/particles.
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https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/index.php?parms=LWX-N0C-1-24-100-usa-rad
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2-3:1. But sleet into a snow layer doesn’t immediately add much because it’s just sort of cratering into it and compacting the snow.
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We got the green blob going for us
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You’re that much farther NW so I think that’s reasonable.
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Dang, you’re more optimistic than I and I thought I was weenieing out a bit. I was thinking 2” was a solid bar to clear.
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No climate impact expected from Hunga Tonga
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Love waking up and getting a hard NAMing
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@RaleighWx was going with D-1” of snow and sleet for them, so that looks right on.
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airport lows: IAD 14 BWI 15 DCA 17
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Snow and sleet at my sisters house in Cary, NC. They have a roof/mulch dusting. Never was pure snow she said.
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12/0 now. Got down to 10.6 earlier. Coldest in a long damn time. Crazy to think it will be raining in 12-14 hours.
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16/1. Close to coldest of the year.
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21/2 and baro is high in Columbia
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I should be clear. That response would be for next winter.
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From a purely mid-Atlantic weather weenie point of view, we do NOT want another Pinatubo. Stratospheric volcanic response is a strong winter time +AO.
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Hear hear
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Lol 23 at DCA. The Streak probably lives yet again.
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That's wild, I just looked. 12z GFS also has this thin pocket of warm air aloft at 850mb west of the Apps at 0z Monday. Seems that there's a 850-700mb secondary low that moves west of the Apps and brings that warm air aloft. Interesting.
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It's making the last hour of work go easier.
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Well in your Jan 2016 type events, it usually is pure weenie fodder. At least the 12k.
