55.8 here in Cedar Hills.

Looks quite lovely in Seattle.

18z RRFS... still a bit north of the HRRR.

Not every one. Just a vast majority, and in nearly all cases you can still find a pre-2000 example in the era of historical observations that did it bigger and better. For example, February 1899 was undoubtedly a more impressive version of February 2021, as extreme as that event was (if you're grading on a curve and measuring it in terms of deviations from the present-day average it probably stacks up more favorably). The same can't be said on the other end of the spectrum. There's simply no pre-2000 precedent in the written record for events like June 2021 in the West or March 2012 east of the Rockies. That's not hyperbole, it's just the truth.

I’m hoping the system Wednesday goes well. EC-AIFS does Michigan well. Others models are too far north for that system. Looks like next weekend systems goes south. Can’t be all hits. Maybe we get one good one out of this. Somebody will at least.