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dendrite

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  1. Anyone use those armorskids on their blowers? Worth the $40+ on rocky, uneven terrain?
  2. http://mp1.met.psu.edu/~fxg1/NARR/1992/us1211.php http://mp1.met.psu.edu/~fxg1/NARR/1992/us1212.php
  3. No thanks. It's been relatively tame up there for your standards too. EC MOS is popping a -15F tonight for BML so you'll have some snotcicles in the morning.
  4. Still looking for our first below 0F here. MAV/MET are 0F in CON tomorrow morning and EC MOS is -2F. Down to 11.4F with a still pesky wind.
  5. GFS tries to spawn a secondary reflection over E MA to keep the flow more backed over the interior. Yeah, I know. Day 6.
  6. It's close for Kev. 925 is a bit up there. Probably a 33-34 snow verbatim. Of course verbatim = fake news anyway.
  7. I hope you have your critical thickness checksheet ready.
  8. What's the old rule of thumb? The heaviest snow falls about 2 degrees to the left of the ULL track? These long-lived bowling ball ULLs often remind me of that old rule.
  9. Coop crusher. Pulled it off with a slower Canadian shortwave. Factor in the FV3 cold bias and it’s a nice 33° rainer.
  10. There’s something happening here. what it is ain’t exactly clear.
  11. Kinda catching up after cleaning up the snow. First thing I saw when comparing the GFS and GGEM is what everyone else seems to have seen. That s/w cutting through QB from James Bay out ahead of the CONUS ULL is much faster on the GGEM than the GFS. It seems like we're able to get a little more CAA in here ahead of the ULL that way. That confluence and high get a little more established into Mooseville Maine. Of course, it's the GGEM at d6 so it's all fun and games while the anomaly correlation is under 90.
  12. It'd be funny if we score in a spring pattern in January after cutters in a winter pattern.
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