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This must be what it’s like following snowstorms in the south. Excited for 60 on Friday.
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GFS continues to be SE.
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12z NAM keeping the dream alive. 3km NAM Kucehra total below. Snow would be just winding down in my neck of the woods at the end of the run.
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NAM has me amped. Let’s set some records.
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Late season lock it in for South Bend, please. Last year we had about 3” on 4/17/20 and I thought that was really amazing. A beautiful, wintry scene around 11 am. Then it looked like spring again by 4 pm.
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Beware the Ides of March (and into the 16th)
sbnwx85 replied to Hoosier's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
It's doing something out there. Looks like sleet and snow. At this point in the year unless it's a tornado I'm not getting up to look. -
I believe it's been touched on but we could really use some rain locally. A moderate drought has developed just to my south and southwest. In South Bend, we've only seen 0.01" of precipitation this month. Fulton County, IN, two counties south of me, has declared a burn ban due to drought conditions.
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Pretty wild to go back to the beginning of this thread which turns a year old tomorrow. I know I'm speaking to the choir but I can not wait for this to be over.
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Going to guess we got about 8 inches here. Total snow depth is 14”. Most I’ve seen on the ground at once in years. Northern Indiana finally delivered some childhood memories.
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Hard to measure considering I don’t have a real snow board, the wind and the previous snowpack but I’d say we’ve gotten around 4.5” of fresh powder today. Snowpack around 10”.
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Best rates and flake size yet. Gotta be two inches per hour.
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I was in Northern IN for GHDI. We only got about 8 inches before getting dryslotted. This has the feel of that storm but it doesn't look like we'll get the dryslot this time. It's just puking snow.
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This is my video from outside my TV station. This isn't even under the best radar returns. Absolutely fantastic.
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Just a quick update for everyone: It's snowing.
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Posting for posterity's sake. All of Indiana in a Winter Storm Warning. That just doesn't happen often.
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IWX finally expands warning to include its entire CWA.
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Very impressive.
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At some point IWX has to put the rest of their CWA in a WSW. Otherwise this will be the most impressive advisory I’ve been in.
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Currently snowing at a decent clip. Already have a light coating down on the cars. I was reluctant to believe the first wave would produce much but the radar looks good.
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The first wave on the NAM drops like 2-3” before the main wave. HRRR and RAP only put down an inch. Something to keep in mind when looking at total snow maps. Edit: this is particularly true for the South Bend area. Didn’t look at the entire subforum.
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Latest HRRR. Still snowing lightly across northern parts of the subforum at this point.
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Lol it is silly being in one of only two Indiana counties not in a WSW.
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I’ll start by saying IWX does a good job overall. I think they could have just issued WSW for their entire CWA, but it’s not a bad decision to go with a WWA for its northwest counties. The maps looks a little weird since LOT went with warnings, but it’s less of a shock to the public if South Bend starts as a WWA and upgraded later to a warning. Also, gives them wiggle room if amounts trend lower.
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Talk about a spread the wealth system!
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Just woke up after catching up on some much needed sleep and looked at the models. Wow. No question we’ll need at least an advisory here and if trends continue to increase snow amounts a WSW will be needed. SREF plumes up to 6 inches at SBN. My call of 3” looks like it’s going to bust and I’m good with that.
