wx2fish
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Sandblasting from above with tons of crappy snow grains
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Steady light snow ahead the cells. Temp dipped to 30.3F. 2.3" snow/sleet so far
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Not as exiticng as TS, but the boundary dig sag south a bit SE NH. I've dropped from 32 to 30 in 15 minutes. Periods of light snow continue
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You can see the cells even better on the twdr moving across ne ma into se nh
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Heaviest snow of the day here, comes in waves but its borderline moderate at times. Temps been steady at 31.7F.
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I was noticing Derry dropped into the 28f range. Maybe a little push, but I've been trickling upwards
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Back to good snow growth in this lull. 31.5F
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Yeah they generally had the 32f line near 495. I thought it would push further south but real no signs of it. I've been 30-31F all morning, sitting between the 32-33f stuff on the border and the U20s working into MHT
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Pellets falling through steady snow. 31F. Heavier sleet definetely decreased the flake size a bit.
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Here too, kind of odd. Decent flakes too, not pixie dust
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Light sleet and snow grains. Temps been steadily falling since 6am. 29.5F
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A little ageo drain trying to get going at the sfc. MHT went NNE
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The hrrr has basically been initializing with a sleet, borderline snow sounding here. It's been a 31.9F rain for a while. I did think we wouldve flipped back to sleet by now. I'm sure well be pelting in a few hours, but a slower start than I was expecting.
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Last scan washed out quite a bit in your neck of the woods. Well see if it continues May also be intensity dependent in the banding to there
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Light rain with a few pellets. 31.8F
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Windham, not too far east of ASH. Spitting a few pellets
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Light sleet. 32/27
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I'm sure its overdone on the southern extent but it's been there for a few runs
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Well have to see if it continues, but the hrrr has been consistent with decent burst of snow in far ne MA early tomorrow morning
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It's kind of strange. I find it hard to believe if we have U20s working into SE NH gonna just moderate before reaching ORH. I also agree it's kind of weird theres not a more pronounced CF front modeled with that high. I have to think theyll be more of a Temp gradient
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I find it odd that the gfs is basically as cold as the nam and mesos at the surface in a CAD setup
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Both nams ripping the IP pretty far north, eventually up to the whites. I think even the mesos are still too high with sfc Ts over the interior, but the nam can be good at sniffing out those pesky warm layers.
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Second round is mainly rain this run, maybe some snow/sleet in the elevated interior, monads ext. Most of the damage is with the initial waa surge. I'm a little skeptical how much it warms the sfc across the interior on Tuesday. The high does start to retreat, but if we get a solid cold tuck it will be hard to move imo
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What a weenie high on the euro. Backdoor into winter Sunday night.
