Just my $.02 but -assuming I'm reading that right- 1.7" in two hours or less while accounting for November ground temps sounds like a pretty decent thumping to me.
Exactly. And even that felt shockingly early to me. Usually the first real medium/long range threat with some real balls takes forever to even be hinted at.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I feel like several years in previous memory didn't even give us the first shitty thread the needle event if only for tracking purposes until around now. At least it looks active for the foreseeable future.
I'm kind of impressed by the longevity of this snow. I guess I just didn't pay attention to expected temps but I was under the impression that everything would melt within a day tops. Still 95% white out there with these temps
Genuine question for the well-informed among us. What determines whether next weekend's system -that I'm sure we're all quietly observing- blows up into something decent or shits itself out across the central US?
Wasn't really expecting rates like this from the very first flakes of the year, it feels like we're picking right up where we left off with the few squall events of last winter
Lmao just wait until PalmBro drops the mic right in the middle of an 18z SE/weaker run. I almost desintegrated at the molecular level on one such occasion last year