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You got drenched. 0.08" here in the Three Bridges area. Thats my Sunday plus Monday total.

August high 94.3, low 45.6. Rainfall total a whopping 0.82".

I saw a post this morning in the tropical forum that jburns passed on Monday. It was written by his son. Very sad!

I'm about 10 minutes west of you near Three Bridges and got 0.38".

I'll bet a lot of Davis users don't bother to calibrate the rain guage.

1/2" here

I'm trying out users sesh which has many of the same people as amwx OT. Stebo, a person I blocked because one Trix was enough, actually is very different in there. Very little insulting people in that discord, but it's hard for me to get used to the the different format.

Thanks Mike, Off topic, but is Ray Martin still with you guys. I really miss his winter weather publications that so many refer to.

Differences in resolution I can understand, but why the difference in the the physics equations? Thanks for repying Mike.

I can't tell you how much I appreciate what you and your colleagues do to inform us of upcoming weather conditions. The NWS is an invaluable American asset. Wishing you the best.

Snow started around1pm. So far no accum worth measuring.

So why do the models have such a difference in the extended outcome? Do different world weather agencies use different atmospheric physics? This is something I have wondered about for a long time. Maybe you or others have the answer.

Just wondering. Did you foresee the huge change at H5 on the euro?

Wouldn't all of the models receive the same data?

So far I'm very happy with this winter. It probably won't exceed many winters in total snow but I can't remember the last time there have been so many days with a snow cover, starting around Christmas. Also, what happened to the usual January thaw?