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dendrite

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  1. Over 1.5” liquid in the interior. Good luck with that.
  2. Like warm fronts, that pride front ripped through Tolland first.
  3. It’s a coastal, but some of the mid level dynamics are still WAA biased initially. It does try to back and close off higher up as it gets over ME.
  4. Peeking at the latest gfs… H7 doesn’t close off or really even back…SW flow and plenty of WAA up there until the trof axis passes. H85 does. Kinda has that front ender look initially with closed off low levels. If you look at H85 it looks like the primary wants to cut west and then it jumps quickly eastward to our south.
  5. https://www.eas.slu.edu/CIPS/ANALOG/analog.php
  6. Screen Recording 2025-11-26 213443.mp4
  7. I think he’s had 5 Pits since last winter.
  8. I’ll always remember seeing this on 12/17 and then mowing on New Year’s Day.
  9. Because we obviously know the caveats this far out. We don’t need to hear it every event. There’s only one emo poster here that plays mental meteorological gymnastics in the extended and he lives at 990ft.
  10. I anxiously await maps of NYC jacks while SNE gets scraped
  11. We probably shouldn’t even discuss it. Just wait until the day comes and see what happens.
  12. Thu but it only goes through yesterday. We're well below normal precip this month even with last night's rain.
  13. Looks great. Can’t wait for the NNE one.
  14. Yeah my wife showed me this yesterday and I had to explain to her how it works. She wasn’t too interested lol. The top of the lenticular went up to the base stratus layer too so it made for some really cool photos.
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