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dendrite

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  1. But of course the beam increases with height. So in this 0.5° angle, in S CT the snow is mixing in down to about 2kft and in N CT the warm layer is up to about 5kft.
  2. Actually lower CC is your melting layer. Mixed precip has hydrometeors of different shapes/sizes so there is less “correlation”.
  3. Starting to see the terrain effects in N NH.
  4. I’ll add that some of the ptype/reflectivity products from the models account for that. Where it expects wet snow it will simulate much higher reflectivities.
  5. Snow almost to MVY at 15z. That’s be a fun 3hr period from 8a-11a.
  6. NAM is wasting quite a bit of QPF for the deep interior early tomorrow morning
  7. NAM continues to be the only model looking like a textbook HECS.
  8. Nammy is getting some decent rates well into NH tonight. This may end up over ORH.
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