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MN Transplant

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  1. Might as well stick it in here before it disappears.
  2. Well, we don't ever have to worry about that.
  3. No specific events came to mind for me. This year will be remembered for the lack of snow, the July 90 degree days, and the constant rain. Looking through my records, the most interesting/anomalous thing was a rain event on January 12th. Not just any rain event, but one with a (very brief) 7.78”/hr rate at 1am with a temperature of 66.5 degrees. That is messed up.
  4. A Pete and Pete reference. Damn, that’s old school.
  5. I mean, was Kirk even in the top 20 of our problems today?
  6. Between this and nailing the front end of the storm last week, the HRRR is doing very well.
  7. 2.12” of rain. 32.4 now. First ten degrees came in minutes, the rest was a slow slog like normal.
  8. The 12z HRRR is aggressive enough that it thinks that there will be enough snow cover to radiate on Saturday morning.
  9. I’m not seeing much evidence of a “flash freeze”. Maybe a 20-25 degree drop over a three hour period. The mountains really ruin it for us.
  10. 56 degrees with gusts to 9mph. Rocking and rolling here.
  11. We don't usually realize the high gusts with S to SE winds, but this bears watching.
  12. Pretty sure we did it last year on 12/11/19 too, unless I'm interpreting my brief notes on that one incorrectly.
  13. 4 different states with reports of 40"+. That is amazing.
  14. Counting it. 0.1” and more flurries coming down 270 per radar.
  15. Well, I'm already at 70% of last year's total, so I guess I shouldn't get too greedy.
  16. The GFS and Euro are pretty in sync with the dump of cold air at Christmas. I'd like to see maybe a reinforcement of that and then a storm running into it.
  17. Popping into from the mid-Atlantic board out of pure jealousy. There is a poster named Jeb who used to live in the DC area. He was an eccentric sort and would talk about his obsession for snow and going out in it. Jebwalking in the snow became a common saying on our board and it filtered around.
  18. I think we are up to the 7th wettest year on record at DCA now.
  19. Binghamton already has three different reports of over 40” on their local storm report. Awesome stuff.
  20. Just a trace from overnight, so it stays 1.5” snow total with 1.37” precip.
  21. By the way, look at the ridiculous lack of northerly wind barbs in this image. Southerly 850s in Erie!
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