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Blizzard Observation Thread Feb 8-9th 2013


dryslot

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Measuring.

 

the hvy band should be here in 15 minutes or so..To you in less than 30 mins. Then we rock

 

Just wondering.  Some folks do the every 6 hour bit.

 

Yeah, I'm looking forward to seeing some of that heavy stuff.  It'll be even nicer when it's snowing like that and the wind is rockin'.  I know you don't like that, but we haven't had a good white out in a while.

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Good luck trying to measure down there guys. The drifting and blowing off of trees/buildings will be insane. Do your best to take an average in an open location the best you can.

 

14F with a moderate burst. Canterbury RWIS went down a bit under 1/2SM. Only 15-20mph gusts here, but it's enough to cause significant drifting at times.

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What is causing an impedence of echoes north this far west?

 

Storm track?   I think that's what some of the models were picking up on.   Check out the RAP for instance

http://mag.ncep.noaa.gov/list_files_area.php?model=rap&cycle=18&area=namer&area=namer&param=1000_500_thick

 

It's obviously too light but you'll see it punches the precip north in the next hour or two.  The ? for out there is what happens then?

Good luck Chris.

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