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MN Transplant

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  1. At Camden tonight rooting on my Twins. First in person game in 6 years.
  2. 50 and rain on May 7th sucks
  3. What an awful couple of days coming up
  4. A healthy and welcome 1.29” overnight.
  5. Thanks to @mappy and @stormtracker for getting me back online after I screwed up my password! Interesting to watch the satellite images of the cloud deck today erode from E to W.
  6. I’m guessing that they are being responsive to the recent interest in sound traveling due to the concert in DC on Sunday.
  7. Broke out in sun a bit after 12:30pm. Nice out there now. 66.2
  8. Looks like standstill traffic at Mt. Savage.
  9. Brother in Middletown is now all snow and 33.1. 42.3 and rain in my yard
  10. A bit of sleet mixed with rain. 42.6
  11. I haven’t been using it, but it seems like the idea is that it is an augmentation to the weekly drought monitor. Having looked at some reports, it also seems to serve as a journal entry for some observers. https://media.cocorahs.org/docs/ConditionReportingGuide_2.0C.pdf
  12. Temps are all over the place this morning. Low 30s to low 50s.
  13. I had measurable snow Memorial Day weekend one year when I was a kid. Mid-April is nothing!
  14. Already a plus departure at BWI for April, and will be there for IAD/DCA after today.
  15. Imagine trying to get an accurate snowfall measurement.
  16. Check out that beauty of a radar around Minot, ND right now. ~20" on the ground and I bet it is just puking snow there. COD NEXRAD: MBX
  17. The NAM and GFS are spitting out those kinds of numbers, but the Euro is “only” up to about 2’. ND is cold, but dry. Most of the state has an average snowfall under 3’. So, this is significant.
  18. The NAM likes NW ND better. Model battle for the 14 people that live there!
  19. Low of 38.3 on my hill. Not even close.
  20. It is coming. It always does. For 2-3 weeks, just long enough to fry our lawns.
  21. The GFS image was the total 16-day period. Which, absurdly, had three different snowstorms traversing northern MN. Minneapolis’s #1 storm is 28”+, which puts it on par with the Knickerbocker (#1 DCA) and 2016 (#1 BWI) storms.
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