Or it tracks up the CT Valley and it rains.... or goes back to wide east and sniff cirrus like yesterday's runs. Plenty to be concerned about but getting a foot of snow seems like something that wouldn't be a concern at this point .
Maybe not at this lead time. But from yesterday to today, that’s pretty sizeable but you are totally right. It’s probably not that big a deal at this time frame. It’s not like 36 hours out.
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Both teams had zero defensive confidence by the end. The offenses were absolutely rolling. Whoever got the ball was winning that game. Never seen such a late game offensive explosion by both teams as the last few minutes of regulation took place.
The outcome seemed fine. Regulation was just extended under the guise of OT and the Chiefs were the last team standing.
I love your evergreen and snow fetish... I'm right there with you. Young evergreen varieties with snow on them is such an aesthetically pleasing winter look.
Yeah that's quite common. Snowmaking trapped under the inversion.
Here's a buddy's (Mike Hitelman photography) drone shot the other day of snowmaking moisture trapped under the inversion.
All of this is 100% snowmaking pumping moisture into the air and it not being able to break the mixing layer. You can see the snowmaking going on above the inversion too. But every gun pumping moisture below that is just filling the lower elevations with high RH condensing air.