Chinook
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Visible satellite of Wyoming before some melting
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Estes Park RMNP web cams shows 5 to maybe more inches at RMNP Fall River Road. Pine trees look like they have 8"
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Considerable severe thunderstorm warnings for Michigan
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snow reported at the cities in central/southern Wyoming and also here at RMNP:
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sunset tonight
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SPC storm reports says 4.50" near Hamilton! I wonder how many injuries there are per year from 2.75" plus hail. I know there are essentially no fatalities from hail.
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possible 2-3" hail and rotation southwest of Fort Worth
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Huge supercell in central Texas with hail wrapping in the RFD, overhang, possible 3" hail. New tornado warning here
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My place had like 10 min of thunder and some rain in between lots of sunshine
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possible 2.3" hail to 30000 ft
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total precip was: 1.75" in Fort Collins 1.60" Loveland 2.0" Boulder 1.2" Denver 1.75" Estes Park 0.43" Colorado Springs 0.63" Pueblo 1.0" Cheyenne
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looks like it's back to summer
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Looks like 5-7" around Denver, 9-11" around Boulder, 5-8" around Fort Collins, 8.5"-27" in the mountains, 8" near Colorado Springs.
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radar for 8:21 mountain time
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change to all snow at Denver
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webcam shows light snow at Boulder. report of rain/snow near Fort Collins
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Some storms dropping NW-SE in Chicago. A while ago, a heavy storm tracked along I-80
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Thundershowers getting going in Larimer County I wonder how much this transforms into a white scene
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I checked the SREF and GEFS for you guys. The SREF has 1 foot for Fort Collins-Loveland airport. That's nuts. I don't how it gets that cold. It would be roughly equivalent to May 1, 2013 when it snowed 1 foot at Fort Collins. I'm hoping you guys get wet somehow. Not sure about the whole freezing the gardens and crops type stuff.
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The ECMWF has mostly light rain for you guys but the GFS and Canadian have snow and 37 in the daytime this week. It's getting a bit late in the year for snow in the daytime.
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The NAM/GFS have a nor'easter for Nova Scotia- snow in May? I've seen it. At sea level? That's really pretty darn cold for sea level.
