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October 29th Obs/Nowcasting


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it looks like some sort of wave feature which is enhancing the convergence as it translate SE

Sort of a common close to a big storm aroun here ... It's really just white rain here so far tho. That should change..

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No.

I'm getting moderate snow in Germantown... 2 mile visibility. No way it's going to be that much worse where you are.

If you can't see down the street, or even across to your neighbor's house... that's SN++

I thought SN++ meant 1/4mi? Thats about what it is unless my interpretation of a mile is off. If you're near Seneca you're south of me by only 5 or 6 miles so difference shouldn't be too huge.

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I thought SN++ meant 1/4mi? Thats about what it is

Technically there's no such thing as SN++. +SN (heavy snow) is around 1/4 to 1/2 mi. visibility. A good M1/8 visibility would be what I consider to be ++SN (fixing the order because that's how it should be :P)

I call B.S. on your visibility estimate.

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