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I had a great fruit set this year too, but I think leaf curl got me and the fruit shriveled up and fell off. I have one lonely peach left. (Redhaven)

Algorithms might be getting tricked by some of the bad data due to scatter spikes. But I could see siggy hail in there.

Just a primer for Debby

I haven't been at the office since April, so I suspect I know nothing. I hadn't seen any email traffic about it, but that doesn't mean it wasn't being discussed on the internal chat.

Two feet after the equinox to claw my way to normal snowfall. Just how you draw it up in the pre-winter meetings.

As someone who has never experienced totality, I'm sure it looks the same way just before totality arrives, but seeing the eclipse shadow pass JUST to our north was pretty cool in its own right. We took the kids out of school and drove as far north as my in-laws (99.12%), but we weren't about to trap ourselves in the car with them in the traffic to the north. Dark enough to see Venus and Jupiter, the kids got a kick out of it.

Who started early on happy hour near AFN?

Was he just coming home from last night?

I'll stick with what USGS goes with. They will revise as they get more data too.

At that time WSO CON forecast for all of NH, WSO PWM had everything south of a Jackman to Danforth line, and WSO CAR had the rest.

Yeah, we're down hard here. It's been the easiest morning after a snowstorm I've ever had.

1982 wasn't bad. Little lighter for BTV, much bigger for SNE.

I just wasn't convinced the dry slot would saturate as well as it did. Models started getting a better handle of it 00z the night before for at least a few hours of deformation banding, but when that DGZ is dry I get worried about forecasting big totals. I think we did a really good job of keeping the QPF but knocking the ratios way down so we didn't have some obscene widespread 24+ forecast sneak out the door.

The reality is that the previous observer was probably equally far from PWM, just on the cold side. I haven't been down to the peninsula today, but I'm guessing they have less snow downtown that I do.

I was having a real hard time buying an additional 6" after 12z for a lot of locations yesterday, but it is looking like it is going be pretty widespread.