Yep, Doors to Automatic, that's just the sort of "eye-opening weather" to which I was referring.
That's why it can be good fun, if the other pilot fails to look at the station identifier
Today they're still experiencing the same unusual tropical heat, and it's very possible that the current winds qualify as the
lightest ever recorded there
but at least the visibility is somewhat normal.
KMWN 181550Z 12015KT 1/16SM -SNSG FZFG VV000 M09/M09 RMK VRY LGT ICG
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And back to the original subject of this thread:
Even though the heavy snowfalls have departed, and ops are resuming, the northeast US is still getting small amounts of snow:
KJFK 181551Z 32008KT 2SM -SN BR FEW007 BKN012 OVC025 M03/M04 A3007
etc.
KBWI 181554Z 27008KT 10SM -SN FEW042 BKN065 BKN160 M02/M05 A3012