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  1. Expected to get another 8-12" today, with 16" a possibility it seems. I thought the NAM was being the NAM but I guess it was pretty spot on.
  2. Nice little early snowstorm for my backyard in Central WY.
  3. Anywhere in the Front Range would get you plenty of snow every year.
  4. NWS Riverton on Twitter: "⚠️All-Time Record Snowfall in Casper, WY⚠️ This snowstorm could be a top-3 all-time snowfall for Casper, WY. Here is a look at where the current storm stands against the all-time snowiest events. #wywx https://t.co/YGfK06mhBa" / Twitter 26.3" in Casper, 21.2" today alone. I was a little lazy in measuring, but I thought we got way less than that! The radar returns weren't looking great, but I guess it was radar shadowing or something.
  5. The NWS snow obs were pretty much in line with the Euro/NAM about two days ago.
  6. Looks like the HRRR really handled this storm well, along with the NAM and Euro.
  7. About 12" here in Casper. A little bit under the forecast I think. Seems like the moisture had a tougher time getting here than predicted.
  8. NWS Boulder on Twitter: "What does this winter storm look like from space? #COwx https://t.co/IGcFsIK9w6" / Twitter
  9. Denver really cashed in today. The dry slot last night looked brutal.
  10. This is textbook stuff. Worth saving these images. RAMMB/CIRA SLIDER: GOES-16 (East; 75.2W) Satellite Imagery: CONUS Sector: GeoColor (CIRA) (colostate.edu)
  11. This storm sure is a beauty. GOES-East - Sector view: Northern Rockies - GeoColor - NOAA / NESDIS / STAR
  12. This from NWS Cheyenne earlier, but this Forecast Discussion is worth reposting -
  13. Lol sounds like a dc ob smh Cheyenne looks like Jackpotville right now
  14. The radar returns look a little dry across the board. I wonder if the convection further east is stealing some moisture.
  15. Bit of a dry spot developing on the radar between Casper and Douglas. A bit concerning but I assume it will fill in soon.
  16. The 0z 3k NAM nukes the Cheyenne area from 12:00AM-7:00 AM. It is still kind to the Casper area, giving 20-25" verbatim.
  17. The 0Z HRRR plasters the entire area from just south of Casper to Cheyenne. Wide swaths of 30" or more
  18. Starting to accumulate here. Looking to get 8" or more overnight according to the HRRR.
  19. I've noticed a tick up north in some of the HRRR and other mesoscale runs but maybe that's just me.
  20. Starting to pick up here in Casper. A slight wind, 32 degrees.
  21. From the looks of it, the mean is also very generous for most areas.
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