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  2. Should be interesting for Wisconsin and Michigan for sure. Multiple opportunities.
  3. Lower thermals not to an issue here at 31.8 All about the lift.
  4. Looks like that sleet line is hanging tough north of MHT. Good luck to the weenies staying up for this.
  5. Still a lot of low CC on dual pol up here but we’ve been in the better lift and all snow for awhile.
  6. Lower atmosphere is prob loaded with salt nuclei with this ENE flow. When you have a higher concentration, they can form ice crystals as warm as like -4C or -5C. So that crappy needles are prob a sign it’s right near the threshold in the cold layer.
  7. Weir is a fun guy to ski with, and he loves snow. It’s those shared passions that unite us all regardless.
  8. Cold is draining in from the NE. It's a mix of sleet and low level snow needles. Ground is covered for the most part (except part of the street). 32.0
  9. Tuck/ptype came thru a few minutes ago Flashed over to all sleet
  10. Yeah imagine that falling on top of the snow in those pics I posted above. It’s why I still have March 2001 as the king of snow pack in all my winters. Feb 2015 was super impressive but it did not have the amount of water the 2001 pack had at its peak.
  11. So looking at my rainfall data so far. Event, so rain from that line is 0.69” Day is at 0.71” Week 1.25”. and so far for the month is 3.69”.
  12. Ray may get 2” with rain here. Shoukd Niki his grade from B+ to A
  13. Heavier echoes about to move in. See if it flips within the hour.
  14. He also authored the original Wintertime Instability Index (WINDEX) paper. Dude’s def a winter weather legend in the field
  15. Possible many areas don’t get below freezing in March this year which is insane
  16. Not questioning his meteorological skill, just his vibe
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