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  1. Back from my annual wx hibernation through non-winter seasons - this time in Walla Walla for college. Looks like an early start to winter here, lows gonna be in the mid to low 20s later this week with a couple chances for some flurries!
  2. In case anyone missed it, AMS puget sound chapter is starting back up. First meeting tonight at 7:00 in Woodinville!! American Meteorological Society – Puget Sound Chapter – A group welcoming weather professionals, enthusiasts, and those with an interest in science in Western Washington. (wordpress.com)
  3. I mean, what model are you looking at that shows significant accululations between 400+600 ft?
  4. This may have been asked before, but anyone else going to the Puget Sound AMS meeting in Woodinville tomorrow? American Meteorological Society – Puget Sound Chapter – A group welcoming weather professionals, enthusiasts, and those with an interest in science in Western Washington. (wordpress.com)
  5. I intend to learn all of those at some point, took first CS course this year so just working with Python for now. NCAR has a lot of resources for creating weather graphics and stuff, such as maps with ERA5 reanalysis
  6. Been taking it this year, it really is. It takes time to go through all the material, but it's not that difficult at all. Seems more daunting than it is
  7. Will do! Excited to ahve some more snow chances than I get here in Seattle
  8. Has anyone here learned Ncar command language (or the python version) and have insight on how hard it is/how long it would take to learn? Trying to dive into data analysis a little more
  9. Headed to Whitman next year, those sound like good ones too though thanks!
  10. Don't know if I've been there, but looks like a solid location. Even just being a few hundred feet higher than Seattle would make a huge difference
  11. Seeing all this talk about moving to a snowier place. I'm a bit lucky cause I still have to go through college and then find a place to live. Def would not pick my heat island N Seattle location as an adult, or even Seattle at all tbh. I fell like a King/Snohomish line convergence zone neighborhood could be a great balance.
  12. Starting to stick in the grass now! How the hell am I gonna go to sleep
  13. Wow... I even read the name and just totally didn't process it. That's somewhat concerning lol
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