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dendrite

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  1. Legit cold the end of this week. Fortunately it’s fleeting…just like the weather betting guy’s PM access.
  2. The 70” of snow Steve’s charts keep promising?
  3. 38° here…way too early for that nonsense. My pawpaws start waking at 55-60°. I don’t need that.
  4. End of the month warmup will probably wash these negative anomalies right out.
  5. Sun is blazing. Should be a decent midday.
  6. I guess…just going by that regional wide map posted. The point is we got the first half of April during the first half of March.
  7. We just had the warmest March 1-16 ever. But yeah, the 2nd half will be cooler especially compared to average.
  8. Toss those TT clown maps high and far.
  9. Instrumentation or coding error. They were having issues that day.
  10. 3-5” sounds about right. Gotta keep those puddles up. We’ll get 3 dry days in a row in mid April and Epstein will start stressing about the potted plants.
  11. Thick fog this morning…min 29.5°. Up and down over the next week. Hopefully that Friday cold shot moderates some.
  12. Get studying. The exam is next week. https://www.icams-portal.gov/resources/ofcm/fmh/FMH1/fmh1_2019.pdf
  13. No I mean that’s when they report the depth if they report it at all. 00z/06z/12z/18z. If it’s once per day it’s usually 12z.
  14. They do if they have a manned observer augmenting the obs
  15. You’ll sometimes just see snow depth in a METAR as well. Usually 0/6/12/18z. 4/ddd Where ddd is the depth in inches. So 24” would be 4/024.
  16. Snow increasing rapidly Now you see something like SNINCR 2/24 2”/hr and 24” depth
  17. Yeah I didn’t think it was 6hr since it was a 23z ob anyway. I think snoincr now is just the hourly rate if >= 1”/hr and then the pack depth.
  18. SNOINCR 3/10/11 is 3” in the last hour and then I forget if the coding back then was 10” in the past 6hrs or 10” for the storm. And then I think the 11” is the current depth. SLP is in every ob in tenths of a mb. So SLP875 is 987.5mb. I think anything coded as 500+ gets a 9 in front of it (low pressure) and anything sub 500 gets a 10 (high pressure).
  19. No gust data, but the Nov 50 sustained winds are always fun to look at. METAR KBOS 260000Z 09048KT 4SM -SHRA DZ 11/08 A//// RMK SLP089 T01060083 METAR KBOS 260100Z 09040KT 4SM -SHRA DZ CLR 11/09 A//// RMK SLP080 T01060089 METAR KBOS 260200Z 11049KT 3SM -SHRA CLR 11/09 A//// RMK SLP060 P0002 T01110094 METAR KBOS 260300Z 11043KT 11/2SM SHRA 11/10 A//// RMK SLP052 P0005 T01110100 METAR KBOS 260400Z 11047KT 11/2SM SHRA CLR 11/10 A//// RMK SLP033 P0006 T01110100 METAR KBOS 260500Z 11052KT 11/2SM SHRA CLR 12/10 A//// RMK SLP006 P0004 T01170100
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