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  1. We’ve gone to sleety snow with some freezing mist. Small bouncing IP mixed with some flakes.
  2. 1.5” at home so far. Snowing hard. 3” on upper mountain snow cam.
  3. How has their urban development gone recently? Any population explosions to cause this?
  4. I’m thinking 5” or so at measured the snow plot tomorrow. Hope it’s 6-8”, ha. This past one was 7” at 1500ft and 7.5” at 3000ft. Almost no change in snow totals with elevation once above roughly 1200ft. No range needed there. One whole stack at 1500ft. A 6” and 1.5” at 3000ft.
  5. It’s 29F up here with snow caked trees.
  6. Just got home, we are just about 5” on the level on colder surfaces and away from the evergreens. One inch less than up at the base of the mountain and a lot wetter.
  7. I can’t remember an event that had nothing until like 12-1pm, then snowed a heavy half a foot, with brightening skies by 5:30pm.
  8. 6” in 3 hours at 3,000ft. Still heavy snow.
  9. Almost 0.30” precip the last two hours in the ASOS gage that usually under reports, no fake fluff either, just a fast QPF dump.
  10. Absolutely puking snow. The rare M1/4 visibility. METAR KMVL 201745Z AUTO 00000KT M1/4SM +SN FG VV006 00/M01 A2986 RMK P0010 METAR KMVL 201740Z AUTO 00000KT M1/4SM +SN FG VV006 00/M01 A2987 RMK P0008
  11. Ramped up fast here. MVL went 36/23 to 32/29 and 1/2sm Mod Snow.
  12. I’m still not sure what to expect. Models keep printing very heavy precip rates. Like 3 hours of 0.1”< QPF snowfall and like 0.60” in 4 hours this afternoon.
  13. ICON with the follow up wave on Monday pasting SNE. I beat the cops and ineedsnow to it…
  14. Feeling a bit better with the south trend for Sunday/Sunday night... figure there will be some marginal mid-level layers, so want to be on the northern end of the QPF. Some snowy couple systems for the mountains.
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