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Nice soaker this morning with 0.26" already, and probably another 1/3-1/2" to go.

Will be fishing in MO north of the track in the Ozarks. Saw totality back in 2017 though so I'm good.

1" of snow here on Tuesday. Took heavy rates to add up to that as the ground was wet and it was the middle of the day. That snow was completely gone by yesterday morning. Snowed much of yesterday but it didn't even dust the grass. Shows how hard it was coming down on Tuesday. Saw a few bursts of white rain earlier this afternoon.

2.11" of rain here since Sunday evening.

Snowed pretty heavily once the rain switched to snow early this afternoon. Came down hard enough it covered the roads and paved areas. Picked up a little over an inch.

0.80" since last evening, with rain still ongoing. Should pick up another inch or so by the time it all ends.

Broyles did the first day2 outlook early this morning, so wasn't surprised to see a major correction with the midday update. Good luck and be safe to all you guys out east tomorrow, looking pretty volatile.

Have a shot at getting the most snowfall since mid January. All it has to do is make it to 0.4" to beat the 0.3" we received Feb 16th. The timing of the most intense snowfall may time up right for accumulation potential down this way, as the heaviest rates look to arrive before sunrise Wed morning. Up to a slushy inch looks possible on grassy/elevated areas.

Nice thundery night. Picked up 0.12", and up to 3.18" for the month. Lawns are really greening up now. Seems several weeks ahead of 'normal'.

Some elevated hailers on the menu for later this evening.

Cleveland and Houlton Maine would be overrun like a Walking Dead herd.

Had a little burst of graupel a short while ago. Top 2 snow event of March so far.

1.08" the total here

Pouring pretty nicely, up to 0.43" already. Should get over an inch with this which is pretty welcome.

Just got Alek'd

Hoping for a little thunder on Monday.

More than likely the seasonal snowfall total of 27.0" here will be the final total, as I don't see much chance going forward for additional snowfall. 68% of the season's snowfall fell within a 5-day period with 18.4" during that mid-January stretch. Even though the total snowfall will end up being several inches below average the snowstorm on Jan 12th (13") made the winter. The extreme cold that immediately followed was icing on the cake. The rest of the winter was pretty benign from a winter storm tracking perspective, but at least we cashed in during the Jan stretch. I guess I'd give this winter a B.

T of snow here.

Several lightning strikes showing up with the heavy snow all along that band in Iowa. So far just a 5 min period of sleet here, but should get a 1-2hr burst of wet snow later this morning.

Sleet pinging the eastern windows at the moment.

Gonna kind of seem like a northeastern US storm for the MSP area with heavy snow changing to rain after significant accumulation. Gonna get pretty sloppy pretty fast lol

May get a nice burst of wet snow around these parts around midday tomorrow, otherwise mostly a miss north.

A few passing flurry episodes this morning here. We've had 2.3" of snow since January 13th.

Yeah that was a fun event. Got on the sup that would eventually drop the Good Hope tor early on and got a great glimpse of the incoming classic supercell structure. I still kick myself for not staying in the original time lapse position longer, as the tornado ended up coming down very close to that location and would have made for an amazing time lapse. Ended up positioning a bit further southeast to avoid incoming hail from vault moving in, and still got a great look at the formation of the wall cloud that dropped the tornado shortly after. You can see it form around the 30 sec mark in the time lapse.

Nice thundery soaker overnight with 0.72". Just shy of 2" for the month now.