Unfortunately the data is frustratingly limited. You'd think there'd be some map the NWS would lend to the public, but alas... publicize awips?

That's very weird looking... Perhaps sfc based showers drifting towards the low center offshore? But the straight banding is confusing. It looks like a real artifact, and I don't recall seeing anything like that on the models leading up to today.

It’s a good thing it was created, the damage done to the environment before water treatment was implemented is sad to think about. We pull out all sediments, heavy metals and petroleum out of the water. Before this job all my previous jobs felt meaningless but the impact of what we do is measurable and important.

Starting to look like winter maps.

Can someone explain these bands or waves of moisture moving SE to NW while the main flow is SW to NE? 228ADDD6-A2B7-44C4-BFF1-03A7435CF0ED.mov