dendrite

-6/-16

It’s weird wording to me. H5 was always going to slot with the trough to the west. I assume they mean H7, but it was always an isentropic push anyway…the saturated column is cold so it’s all snow below the relatively warmer nose. Unless they’re worried about Monday not panning out with northerly bumps.

IR is always a nice way to pinpoint the weenie cold spots.

I don’t quite understand the dryslot concerns for up here?

There’s a clear qpf gradient along the MA border up to here. We may risk some coastal front exhaust too.

if you were clear and calm you’d be -35° this morning.

I feel like we will need 1.2” liquid for those totals so I’m on the under. Even 15:1 event total for these amounts is high end. I’m on the 10-15” train.

-40° in Copenhgen NY You can see the -30s to -40 pretty clearly across MN, WI, MI, ON, NY on IR satellite as the snow surfaces show up green on this image.

It’s more hang back mid level goodies as the upper trough approaches and eventually swings through Mon night. Probably high ratio dendritic aggregates (think clumps of dendrites that cling together). Usually it’s like a 3/4sm high end -SN but it accumulates really efficiently.

It was a little more amped. No real big moves though.

On the nose of the dryslot

-30s around Watertown Some -40s in MN/WI -24 Flint -5 here

The column is too cold up to H5…toss the kuchie

-3° roaring

They have the DGZ too warm for a lot of that