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Hail here Edit- dimes
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Thunder here
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Looks like crapvection
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Went from 60s sun and blue skies at Berkshire east to low 50s and gloomy fog in Greenfield ftl
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Pentathalon crowd at Berkshire East today being rewarded with a well deserved gorgeous afternoon.
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Pond skating A- (two high end stretches with multi year return periods) Local skiing B+ (very good early and late with an extended period of suck) Snow in the back yard, D (3rd lowest seasonal total of the last 20 years, several counterfeit front end snows immediately wiped out, and multiple painful just misses) Pleasantness, D-. (some garbage winters have a lot of nice days, like 11-12 for example. 22-23? Yeah no)- 64 replies
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Does the sun come out after this batch of rain pushes through?
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NBC 5 has a fairly nice S Band radar SE of Dallas that can be viewed here: https://www.nbcdfw.com/weather/ (zoom in on radar on the right side of the page and it switches to their high res S band) SVR watch issued for a nearby storm, entering the Tornado Watch area
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speaking of... 90/90 tornado probs in the PDS watch... that's 4/27/11
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Minor deal compared to elsewhere but a few decently strong storms fired on the east side of DFW with hail and strong winds, if sub-severe. Areas of NE Texas might catch a few severe cells later on with the better atmosphere. edit- Tornado watch just issued for the far eastern metroplex and areas further east
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This was the first double high risk area since 4/14/12 A lot of tornadoes that day, but I vaguely recall folks considering it a minor bust. I chased the tail end of the dryline in SW which was always very low probability of producing, and sure enough it didn't produce. But I was out there anyway so NBD.
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Given that 4/27/2011 was a top 3 day or something, it's just about impossible to expect that kind of an outbreak in advance. Let's hope it doesn't amount to that at any rate. 5/24/2011 was another huge day (see my avatar) and this could be up there with that one, although a much different set up obviously.
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that's a helluva hatched area... for all 3 hazards
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This video is freaking intense https://komonews.com/amp/news/local/video-snowboarder-rescued-back-country-mount-baker-ski-area-bellingham-washington-state-snowboarding-skiing-safety-gopro-outdoor-sports
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Unclear if the extreme reversals are the norm or something other than the norm but at least it's balance to an extent. This happened in North Texas as well... long term drought almost totally reversed in spring of 2015. Reservoirs went from way down to filled up. And by and large the drought has not returned there in any serious fashion thereafter. Hopefully the same can be said about Cali in the years to come, though we wouldn't mind them sharing the wealth sometimes.
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Some variation but largely reservoirs are in good shape. Also, just anecdotally I took this flying into Sacramento a week and a half ago. Moist.
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XMas '02 was a biggie for many to the west. Logan in NY killed it especially. I recall it absolutely pounding snow driving south down 128 sometime that evening. Total whiteout and a scary scene. But some point near the going east/going west clusterf*** it flipped and then poured rain once on the SE expressway all the way down rt 3. Don't recall what areas between 128 and 495 ended up with. It was paste so probably bad ratios. But a nice storm either way. Big HP in place IIRC.
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Yep, today was the day. Skied wonderfully and the weather was ideal.
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if you want an 'all mountain' ski with a lean toward softer snow, the Salomon QST series is worth checking out
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5 years in a row BN here with 4 of those coming in at less than 75% of normal.
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RIP Betsy Pratt
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Silver Mt in N ID, skiing with hp overhead.
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This part of SE Dallas is really low lying and wet. No obs that I've seen of a funnel down here but nice supercell all the same
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Won't surprise me if tornado damage may be observed in Garland
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I just enjoyed that from Love Field. Sirens were blaring. Airline employees took shelter. Couplet moved right overhead. Got a nice view outside facing west. Nice little storm but rain wrapped and no sign of touchdown.
