dryslot
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Yeah my arbors are loaded too
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1.18" LE on the melted core and 9.0" of snow, That's a 7.6:1 ratio of dense snow, So there was some warm air aloft, Its still snowing and probably when its all said and done could see another 1" or so that's a pretty good slug of moisture moving north on radar just to the east of PWM that may sneak in here
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I need to go take a core, It was spitting out between 1.2-1.4" qpf.
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Euro was very persistent in its last 8 runs or so of hitting this area with 10-12", GFS and RGEM too, All and all, Modeling did a pretty good job, I would have to say that the NAM was probably the most inconsistent and pushed the warmer air pretty far inland for here to changeover and it did not happen.
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-SN, 26/25°F, 9.0" snow.
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Yes, Exactly, The negative ones really can hurt the reputation, Much easier to take them up if needed then to have to back track.
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A bust is a bust, But when there positive its more palatable..........
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Frozen on the front end, Frozen on the backend, Not a whole lot in between it seems right now.
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Master? 32nd degree?
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Did you rip that off when you use to work at burger king?
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I have a piece of corrugated plastic board that works great for when i slide the core of the snowboard onto that before i flip the stratus right side up and melt it in a pot.
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Just been a steady SN to +SN over the last 3 hrs, Additional 2.8" so 6.8" and still dumping, 23/21°F
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I have a small pot i use and put the core in there and melt it on low heat so i don't forget how much hot water i used to melt it........lol
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Its dumping snow out there and looks like were pushing 6"+, +SN, 22/21°F
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Absolutely not, That can be catastrophic.
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I wonder if one of the cocs took the brunt of it?
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Keep building....
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Had a brief lull, but coming down mod now That's how it works, You get those heavier burst then it subsides.
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Never thought i would say this but it seems to works, Just buy a pass to camp pitchafit.
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It all counts, I'm a spotter, It gets submitted.
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It gets close at H7 for a 3hr or so window, I would think it would have to be pellets though.
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You deserve a cony island special for this post.......................
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Not usually a fan of the showery nature of the radar but would think it becomes a little more uniform and cosolidates overnight once the slp develops and moves NNE up the coast.
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Thanks Scott, Looks better going forward into Jan, Just get some cold in here and active, The rest will work itself out.
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+SN, 22/21°F
