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  2. Look at the fan to the left...Crosby cracks a small smile. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/doKgQhJNciY
  3. Spectacular Saturday, approaching .90” in the bucket.
  4. 1.12”. Things will pop nice and green this week when we hit low 60s.
  5. Closing time, you don’t have to go home but you can’t stay here.
  6. Low-level wind speeds over 100mph, with possible power flashes and maybe a big fire
  7. Maybe a little steep but it wasn't a deep draft and 2 4th rounders...meh, I was ok w/it. I don't know exactly how they calculate "points" but it seems like a even trade...
  8. this is one of the largest supercells I've seen
  9. Today
  10. .53 of rain total today in Marysville Current temp is 45
  11. Surprised at how much we got here near RDU. Sitting at .29" at 22:00
  12. Time to shut ‘em down. Closing day, and last real reading of the year at the snow plot. Theres still snowpack up there but daily visitation gets tough without the lift. 310” of snowfall will be the ski area’s official season total at 3,000ft (mid-upper slope) on the broad east side. More snow must fall up in the alpine and ridge a thousand feet higher at 4,000ft, but this elevation works pretty good for the ski area terrain.
  13. Seems like all the CAMs to come into range thus far (including 00Z HRRR) obliterate the warm sector north of about I-70 with incessant convection through midday. A couple days ago there was talk of an abnormally far east EML advection preventing this, what changed?
  14. Good night for this beautiful stout. Double Barrel Aged Pallbearer from the veil. Aged 40 months in sam adams utopias then 18 months in eagle rare. 17.5%.
  15. The next 10-14 days look decidedly average for temps, maybe even below. I don’t see anything that screams 70 degrees, never mind 80
  16. We've had several cloud-to-ground lightning strikes well ahead of the storm in Fort Worth (and across the northern Metroplex). Two potentially-tornadic supercells are moving towards the Metroplex, although the southwestern storm with its unimpeded inflow is the stronger of the two.
  17. S Nassau getting it pretty good today. Radar estimating 1.5” so far.
  18. This tornado-warned storm has moved away from Jacksboro and is slowly approaching the Fort Worth area .
  19. 0.17". At least enough to lay the pollen for a bit.
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