Really? You got more than you got January 2015? We were only 20 miles apart in 2015 and I ended up with 36”. Versus 22” for me in that March storm last year.
Anyone have the elapsed radar for the event? I woke up at some point in the middle of the night, checked the radar, and noticed the goods were about 40 miles to my south. I’d like to see what that banding looked like at the height of the storm.
Can someone more knowledgeable explain why the correlation coefficient radar only shows the sleet line around the perimeter of the radar range and not in closer to the radar itself? Does it have to do with the angle over the distance?
Edit: Ok I managed to find a reference. It has to do with mixed precipitation types. So the bright area really is the “line”. Fascinating.
I suppose I should get outside and flip the table back over. The wind last week tossed it 10 feet off the patio. No glass, luckily. It’s all metal. Heavy sob. No idea how the wind got it off the ground.