Juliancolton
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Already down a couple degrees to 46. Back in met. winter, a day like today would have soared into the 50s and stayed there... smh.
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Two people asked me recently how much snow we've had this year, and then wouldn't believe that it was as much as it was. It's true that the nickles and dimes don't really register in people's minds. I know my dad thinks "a coating" is anything less than an inch or so.
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lol. It looks like I was at 31.8 for a couple refresh cycles just after midnight. #deepwinter
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I'd gladly forfeit futility for another nice snowfall or two. But if we limp over the threshold by way of sleet and slush, then that would be annoying. I got up early and scraped it with the tractor before it had a chance to melt.
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16.4" here for the season. Need to stay under 18.5", which looked a lot easier before this semi-snowy period over the past week.
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Yeah, it's nasty. 1.6" of pellets here.
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One of nature's great paradoxes!
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These hyper-amped extended range signals always seem to cut. Not getting the warm fuzzies yet about next week.
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It did although still not great. This could be a snow profile with strong enough precip rates, which we don't really get on that run. A little elevation will help prolong the frozen, as you expect this time of year.
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It's already gone.
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At least we haven't gotten the extra hour of sun from DST yet
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So I need a quick refresher. Soaking rain in the morning followed by full sun and temps racing toward 50... good for the pack or bad?
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Looks pretty sloppy and uneventful for us, unless the GFS pulls a clean coup vs. most other guidance. I'm still interested, but not holding my breath.
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Not really. NESIS (now RSI) was the basis for the KU canon, and that scale was specifically designed to capture the breadth of societal impacts. You can have a historic snowfall in one city over another, but a KU needs the regional extent by definition.
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GFS and RGEM look pretty great for Friday night. I'm in. Looking at soundings, the GFS is actually all snow imby. That would be a nice hit.
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Still spitting snow grains here too. To keep an earlier promise: it would have been nice to get some accumulating rates during daylight hours.
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So 4.7" was my peak new depth as far as I'm aware. Waiting on the Stratus to melt out for LE. Pretty much AWT totals across the board except for the northern metro doing a bit better than I expected.
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4.6" at home
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Feb 28th-March 1st long duration Miller B threat
Juliancolton replied to George001's topic in New England
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Same current conditions as @gravityloverand same festivities as @sn0w. Glad we could do this at least once before spring. Trying to decide on a location for tomorrow's sunrise hike. I've had Storm King on my mind for days, but that million car pileup on 9W is testing my nerve a little...
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I assume so. This is apparently in extreme southern OH at 38.5N:
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The northern lights were visible at least as far south as the Catskills and Poconos last night. I slept through it, naturally. https://www.instagram.com/p/CpK8gUfMmt3/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
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I'll take it *and* complain. I can walk and chew gum.
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It would be hard to blame them for grading on a curve. This is, after all, the first widespread significant event of the season, with all the heightened impacts that come with that.
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Downslope purgatory incoming
