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dendrite

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  1. 8.8” here. Will probably get over 9” with sleet contamination.
  2. Hanging onto a wedge of cold here despite the mixing making its way up to Wolfeboro east of me. Looks like it’s nearing e18 on 93 now.
  3. Still hanging on to all snow. I thought 15z would be the time we’d flip here so we’ve hung on a little longer. 27.0°
  4. Starting to get some larger aggregates…mix line is getting near. 27.0
  5. Look at those Beech trees holding onto their 2023 leaves like champs.
  6. I’d be surprised if they mix, but funky things can start happening on the north side of the notch with a 60kt southerly LLJ.
  7. Snow growth is starting to improve a bit here. Looks like Lincoln/Woodstock over to Phin is getting pounded by some fronto on the northern edge.
  8. I mean maybe the NAM is a little too aggressive, but it’s a lot closer than the HRRR to my eyes. 11z still has MHT as all snow at 14z while the 3k nammy has the mix line up to me. So we’ll see where we stand at 10am. But CC really doesn’t lie in these situations. The cold and occasional stronger lift is helping to fight the mix line off at times but it’s coming eventually. Boyd Hall up at 1P1 will probably stay mostly snow though.
  9. There may be some grains mixing in but it isn’t all snow. Mostly sleet. There’s been some UP obs in 5 min obs too. The ASOS won’t report PL unless the observer feels like augmenting it today.
  10. Even at 31.8° he probably won’t get any daytime glazing with a trace of that late March insolation.
  11. Here’s the problem. The mix line on dual pol was already up to MHT at 11z. My mom in Hooksett is reporting a mix right now so it’s near CON.
  12. When I took my core 20 mins ago it was 4.8”/0.50” so a hair under 10:1. This stuff is dense powder. Classic cold SWFE snow.
  13. Haven’t been out to measure, but it looks like a few inches out there. 25.9° with about 1/2sm mod snow…occasionally heavy. Growth isn’t that great, but there’s a dense amount of flakes. Fairly SWFE like.
  14. Here’s the mid level mix line. Looks like it’s drifted back south a bit.
  15. I’d plan for about 10” with a period of IP in there. Mid levels start warming and we know how that goes with ratios. The nose is around H85 instead of the usual H75-H8 SWFE, but the best lift is still a bit below the DGZ.
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