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These are the bands that get you to foot+

That death band might pivot over Philly. Would be insane.

Torch tiger changed his avatar to a melting snow man. He is literally melting to only comeback later and say sorry guys

03z hrr r 2pm monday

There’s still pretty good midlevel thermal packing here to me

The consolation prize continues under this Norlun, IVT, or whatever the fuck we're calling it these days.

Not sure..I found it posted on another site

https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=DIX-N0Q-1-6-100-usa-rad Radar, time sensitive

lightning strikes are moving northwest

Take 'em down.

not you

Don’t we all….

What is south?

That's great is there a link? I found the web[age but could not figure out how to generate that plot.

Looked like 9z to me

yeah here comes another band and i'm probably at 9 inches now

Wait till tomorrow morning

Sweet

Nearly 5" out there... wind starting to kick up a bit. Not as heavy ATM but that band coming in looks pretty gnarly.

Meh too early

Skied today at Mt. Baldy, CA. They benefitted from the snow that hit the Sierra hard (40-50” in the San Gabriel Mtns above 4500’, but fell on bare ground). This weekend was probably the only chance I will have to ski there this season as I have other ski plans next weekend and it looks like it’ll be burnt out after that. It was my first time there-great terrain, terrible mountain ops, and an eclectic crowd. .. Like a combination of Mad River Glen and Blue Hills… LOL. One interesting tidbit is that it is the only mountain on the west coast of the Lower 48 that you can see the Pacific from… When researching the question, I thought you could also see it from Hurricane Ridge, WA, but supposedly not from the ski trails. Here’s Catalina island in the distance:

Miller Bs aren't judged by their explosiveness. 96 was a B. The lack of Low over the Ohio Valley is the main argument going for an A.