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dendrite

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  1. I think elevations are a little more anomalously warm today. 50.2° here and I have a 9v fan.
  2. Lol Your temp is always cooler than everyone else June and July but it’s sun contaminated in Feb and March?
  3. Is there a more drastic difference in sensible weather for a specific date one year apart here than 3/31 1997 and 1998?
  4. Maybe over a week above freezing there?
  5. I feel like the AIs are hitting some theoretical ceiling if the surface was bare and dry. That would make sense given the sun angle equivalent in fall for Oct 5-10 where records are in the mid/upper 80s in the warm spots. But I think it’s safe to toss those readings. Slash 10°F off of those and you start getting closer to the op runs and highs from that 2/21/2018 record heat day.
  6. 40s dews will do some damage. Especially with sun. I will say that mesos were hitting that foggy/cloudy spot in the CRV in MA/CT for days indicated by a cool spot in the afternoon on the 2m temp progs. I was curious to see what that was going to look like if it was real….well voila.
  7. AIGFS is almost like a kuchie clown at this point
  8. AEMATT stealing my QPF again kidding aside there’s some interesting runs from Ray to Scoot.
  9. I didn’t want to snowblow, but that’ll be a pain to remove by hand.
  10. 24.9° -SN 4.6” Flakes are a bit rimed…maybe even a little refrozen. CC mix line is near CON, but that 1.3° tilt is showing a little lower CC overhead.
  11. In 1885 if they got 20” with NE winds they’d be calling it a nor’easter. That’s all I implied.
  12. Of course it could end up 38° here everyday while it’s 70° SOP
  13. I expect a few days of 50s to low 60s and then depending on how much the pack is ravaged we may pop a bigger day or two.
  14. 18z skynets could be 20° too high and I’d still be thrilled
  15. It’s a defense mechanism like in December when he couldn’t imagine a snow event affecting him. Either he’s correct or pleasantly surprised. He’s the weather equivalent of Red Sox fans for 86 years.
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