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Oooh that's tasty. My rage at watching these random tiny flakes melt on contact at 34F will be partially calmed if I get 2-3" like 3k NAM and FV3 are advertising tomorrow.
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I really want to be able to say 0.1", but I can't. Was close around 730am.
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Ha, wonder if we’re at the same gym? Based on radar you’d think steady moderate precip and it’s so weirdly showery. Off and on and off again.
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Need that yellow band. Finally just restarted in earnest.
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We might get a burst when that tail slides east. Guidance showed that. Question is will it be too warm and too short-lived to accumulate?
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Those ensemble mean snowfall maps @mitchnick posted were the best I've seen since
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Meso models had this heavier band north of 95, while the globals put it through the metro corridor. +1 for the NAM and Hrrr
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Calling it 1.7” storm total?
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40-50dBz along Parrs ridge! What is happening there?!?
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Have a dusting. Close to 0.1”, but need a steadier burst with temps above freezing and the sun coming up.
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It’s graupel actually. Interesting.
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Few flakes started falling. Temp is not great but dew point is really low.
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I’m traveling at the end of the month so I need the HECS before and after
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BEST STORM THREAD EVER
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First time I’ve ever been excited to be in that zone
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Slight westward adjustment in the NAM
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Euro’s had a consistent long range cold bias. I’d expect cold, but not tha extreme.
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Other thread!
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Yes it’s much lower resolution. 0.25 degrees vs 0.08 for the Op euro
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Euro AI is west and wetter than 6z lol. Not backing down
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I’ll hug the hell out of it for tomorrow though
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Weenies got to get up off the mat because there are big battles to fight ahead
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GFSAI still way west. Smidge east of 6z, but noise level probably. And GGEM west of its mesos. Really have no idea what to think for Sunday.
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Despair back on the menu
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This. That’s what @wxmvpete was hitting on as well. Arctic air with overrunning is a recipe for widespread ice.
