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2020/2021 Fall/Winter Mountain thread


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Measured close to 2.75” of paste.  Was a tricky forecast, mid-level dry air that worked in per GSP disco hurt for sure.  Maybe we add another inch during the day, two if we get under some decent rates and have ample moisture in the dendrite growth region.  A little disappointed based on the potential we were seeing on modeling up until the HRRR right at go time and the radar showing there was truth in it. That said, I know this is a tough setup to forecast with lots of pieces involved.  Back to moderate snow here.0221AC7C-497A-466D-9BE0-370F20DFD945.jpeg.1a8d728e4f3dc8a55156946aef589ab5.jpeg38F52FDB-1742-4A23-8987-6774F70B1257.jpeg.3b0a29c2385ec511a9dbdf0fb9d334ef.jpeg

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Just now, Local Yokel Wx said:

The past three years have been extremely wet. North of 110" for Highlands each year 2018 - 2020

Last Easter the pigeon surrounded my house coming up to the top of my porch steps and my car floated down the river.  It happen at night and it was very scary.  Flooding is no joke.

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Around 2" IMBY. Little disappointing, but still happy with what we got. Snow has been coming down consistently all morning, but it's been light to moderate and hasn't added up to much. Hoping we can get a heavier burst before all's said and done to get the tops of the grass covered....may be a tall order though, I was pretty lax with whenever I did that last mow of the season. ;)

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