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das

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  1. I know, right? What an incredible 2 weeks up there. From 40" to possibly 100"+ in 14 days. And, it is / will be super high water content pack too so it'll have real staying power. This storm is like a day or two late for them to catch the 2018-19 season...ch the incredible
  2. If I get the 14" shown on the map here in Charlotte, it will put me at... 47.9" on the year. Still a stinker.
  3. Yep. Second squall of the day. First one late morning dropped 0.6". This one is at 0.4" so far.
  4. It’s been 21 days since Charlotte, VT has recorded measurable snow.
  5. 100% of stations are reporting below average in mid-Feb. not sure I’ve seen that before.
  6. In Clarksburg:. Sorry for the craptastic formatting on this phone 6.1" 30jan10 5.6" 02feb10 28.0" 06feb10 15.1" 10feb10 0.2" 16feb10 0.3" 25feb10 |
  7. Just shoveled the 2.1" from last night. Season total is 29.0" now. We just went above freezing and it feels like it's 70ºF out there. Bleh. Here comes the big melt. I wonder if any of the 7" OTG here will survive thru Sunday...
  8. 2.1” last night before the warmup starts in earnest this afternoon. 7” OTG. We’ll see what, if any lasts before cold air moves back in on Sunday. Charlotte, VT,44.29°N 73.24°W2023/24 Season11/1 0.1”11/9 2.1”11/19 0.2”11/21 3.1”11/26 0.6”12/4 0.4”12/11 0.9”12/13 0.1”1/8 8.4”1/9 3.4”1/11 0.7”1/14 0.3”1/16 6.1”1/19 0.5”1/24 2.1”Total: 29.0”
  9. Here they come. I’m a little disappointed to be heading to the airport.
  10. You can see the NW flow streamers LWX talked about in their AFD starting to form over WV. It’ll be interesting to see these extend to the SE over time. Pretty cool.
  11. I just measured 4.0" new. So, I am now over 10" on the season. Just under 7" on the ground with the snow from earlier in the week.
  12. The inverted trough modeled on high rez guidance has been hinting at this for a few days. Setting up somewhere between NJ and central MD. They are very small, from a meso perspective and hard to pinpoint but the the forecasters are seeing evidence that it may set up at the southern extent. That'll be the jackpot zone.
  13. Really? I'll have to go measure again. Mine was a decidedly non-scientific single measurement between meetings in one location next too the house. Thanks for the flag.
  14. If we can't get it done this year, then all of the forcing mechanisms and associated indices we've come to trust over the last 30 years will need to be normalized to whatever this new normal is.
  15. I was in VT for Tuesday and down here for this. I am a snow magnet. If you want snow, just invite me over. Payment can be made in beer and snacks.
  16. Checking in from the house in Clarksburg! 3.1" new on the ground so far. 26.1ºF and no wind. When I came down on Tuesday, I got to see how a northern airport (Burlington, VT) conducts ops in a snowstorm. It will be interesting to see how DCA is doing when I fly out this evening....
  17. Steady, constant light snow since 2pm this afternoon for a whopping 0.3”. No melting, either. That’s just how light the snow has been the whole time. IMG_8516.mov
  18. And, the total for the anti-ski area of Charlotte down here at 284’ in the Valley was 3.4”. A decent front end thump.
  19. And, the more it snows, the more capacity the OTG snow has to absorb the upcoming rainfall without washing away. In a perfect world, the dryslot cuts off the spigot early.
  20. Starting the very first steps of transition here in the northern Champlain Valley. IP/SN mix when rates are low, all SN when it’s ripping. The dual pol CC line is still way south tho. 3.1” storm total so far. Temp up two to 32.1°F
  21. Heavy snow here. Approaching an inch. Ripping returns on the doorstep.
  22. Steady, light snow for the last hour here in the Champlain Valley. 29.4ºF after a high of 30.1ºF. Winds ticking up to SE at 13mph.
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