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dendrite

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  1. That’s brightbanding around the radar. As long as GYX, and vicinity, is 32-33° there’s going to be a lot of oranges and reds sitting over dryslot’s head.
  2. I had a mini melt. Repulled my back and was trying to shake wet snow off of my bamboo that was almost touching the ground. I’m on the heating pad so I’m in a better mood right now. We still have some of the banding coming through from ESE to WNW. I’m not sure if the heavies can sustain up my way for any length of time, but you should still have a period of heavy rates. I just missed my QPF bomb by a hair and a degree again.
  3. Alright I’m ready for this POS to move out of here. 1.2”
  4. Nice deformation on the back edge. You can see the converging and stretching of the echoes aloft well east of ENX. Snowing hard here despite meh echoes. It almost seems like the bright banding near the sfc of GYX is having an effect downstream well away from the radar...not sure if that’s even possible.
  5. Looks like the H5 band is rotting over Mitch too. Maybe a nice little surprise there. Cover those bodies.
  6. Keep in mind that bright banding melting layer is between 1500-2000ft.
  7. ORH down to 33° 1/2sm moderate Mom is reporting mixing in Hooksett. Getting some cat paws here. 36.8°
  8. 36.8/36 Going the wrong way. Over to snow in Roxbury on rt 9 and Springfield on i89 though.
  9. Kuchie will have a better idea on totals than 10:1 for this with the early rain and marginal 2m temps.
  10. I was thinking that. Unfortunately this had to occur in met winter.
  11. Some of those crazy echoes are bright banding too...CT into NE MA.
  12. I wonder if their 10:1 algorithm uses 32.0° as a threshold.
  13. Gotchya. The 46° lake won’t have much influence for you. I’m going to assume you got a lot of snow in Oct 2011. I assume you’re on the north side of the lake so that would be an offshore wind anyway. 30mph winds and heavy rates will just laugh at Webster Lake. Hopefully it all works out. Again, enjoy the storm.
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