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On the Rocks? March 5-6 mess


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1 minute ago, Pennfisherman said:

Is there somewhere on AmericanWX or somewhere online to learn how to read these? I see them all the time and have no idea how to break them down.

https://www.noaa.gov/jetstream/upperair/skew-t-log-p-diagrams
 

On the left going up in white you have the pressure levels…sfc-1000mb up to 100mb. Horizontal axis is temp/dew in degC…temp is red…dew green. The temp lines slant up and to the right 45°. There’s a little nose of air a bit above 850mb that is higher than 0C.

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15 minutes ago, dendrite said:

https://www.noaa.gov/jetstream/upperair/skew-t-log-p-diagrams
 

On the left going up in white you have the pressure levels…sfc-1000mb up to 100mb. Horizontal axis is temp/dew in degC…temp is red…dew green. The temp lines slant up and to the right 45°. There’s a little nose of air a bit above 850mb that is higher than 0C.

Very helpful. Thank you

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39.7/27.7F

We were far enough north that we had some bright sun this morning into mid day.  The temperature maxed out at 49F.  Over the past couple of hours the temperature has been falling as well as the dew's.  Especially the past hour.  The point and click in our area is around 1" of snow.  No advisories are up.  The trend is your friend and I could see my area of the Lakes Region getting 2-4", maybe up to 5 or 6" if we can get the precip up here.  It will be interesting to watch.

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Near midnight and just beyond is when you see the sounding try and go nuts....if we get big omega, then we can prob flip to paste....otherwise lot of sleet and mangled flakes probably....but you can see here what the HRRR is tryong to do (other guidance was similar)....you start blasting the DGZ with deep lift, then you can really latently cool the column efficiently. 

 

And almost every single sounding has that warm layer really thin too. So you know this could be a rate-dependent type of system. 

 

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Just now, ORH_wxman said:

Near midnight and just beyond is when you see the sounding try and go nuts....if we get big omega, then we can prob flip to paste....otherwise lot of sleet and mangled flakes probably....but you can see here what the HRRR is tryong to do (other guidance was similar)....you start blasting the DGZ with deep lift, then you can really latently cool the column efficiently. 

 

And almost every single sounding has that warm layer really thin too. So you know this could be a rate-dependent type of system. 

 

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Blueballs snow. Blue spring Sierra cement  No fun pushing through that for 6 hrs, oh wait it was a fukin blast. 

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