OceanStWx
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Can't complain at the office. This is a nice band right about overhead. Rates probably picked up to 0.5-1"/hr and finally started to stick on the roads.
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Maybe we can lose power one more time before the generator gets hooked up.
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Hey now, I said we slash highs by 20+ degrees and gusts to 35+ yesterday. It does look a little squally from ALY into BOX's CWA on the tip of that TPV.
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Snow up to thy knickers
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We actually had a standby generator delivered a couple weeks ago and I had to clear a 5 ft path through the yard for their equipment. Now that bare ground is allowing the sun to really do a number on my front yard.
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I actually have the most snowpack of the season outside of the mid December fluff that compacted down within 48 hours. Pretty solid 5 inches on the ground, but I'm losing like 0.5" a day.
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I think it really highlights how worthless deterministic guidance really is in the extended. The v16 does have some physical changes to the model this time around, but it's not wildly different than the v15. Honestly you could probably run the v15 twice and get different results too.
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Gotta keep those below 0C.
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I thought 295 was toast, but I didn't think we'd go straight rain at the WFO. That hurts.
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Flipped to rain at the office. Disaster.
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Zone average, so that's wrapping in totals from Hooksett too. I really issued it more for impacts on the commute than actual snow amounts anyway.
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I think you'll pound for a couple hours around 7 pm. Hi-res stuff really likes the idea of 1"/hr around then. NAM/RAP starting to even get a little crosshairs looks (albeit the lift isn't off the charts).
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Hopefully you lose power.
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3/7 and 3/14 are the snowiest March days at the Jefferson coop.
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You pretty much average at least one 6+ event every March, and Pinkham even averages one every April.
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I would say I need 15" in March to get to normal for the season.
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I'm getting my teeth kicked in up here. Just edged over 45" with last night's fluff.
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You can't get to 999 ft just anywhere east of the Connecticut.
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You can see right through that.
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Yes, it's the mid to upper level cloud cover seeding the lower. The mechanism is that the lower cloud may not generate snow or a lot of snow on its own (generally warmer temps lacking ice nuclei activation). So when an ice crystal is introduced from above it activates the lower cloud to form ice crystals, and the rest is Scooter running around his yard flapping in the breeze.
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It likely would've snowed with OES anyway, but with the mid level stuff dropping into the lower level OES you're just going to generate a ton more snowflakes.
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Hoist the warnings.
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When I left for work I was up to 2... tenths.
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If you want it, you can have it. 1 3/4SM is about as low as that stuff is going right now. Mood flakes are for the holidays.
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Like some really thin meat, maybe a prosciutto?
