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    Excuse me while I go punch a wall.
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    Visibility way down, can barely see the trees on the hill across the street. @madwx @Luftfeuchtigkeit
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    My commute home should be "interesting..." Sent from my Pixel 4a using Tapatalk
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    Thought it was for all types of weather.
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    Shades of 2013-'14. My first winter back here after 3 years in Milwaukee (and first in Madison proper since childhood). With having a job that starts at 3 AM, having to brush/scrape snow or a least a thin layer of frost off all the windows of my car in single digits or colder every morning for like 9 weeks straight got real old. Garbage/recycling started to pile up because the trucks couldn't get to the Dumpsters at the back of the lot.
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    If it has to be cold...better than cold and boring!
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    In other words, back to our regularly scheduled programming.
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    Still a watch per MKX site.
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    So strange. I went to UWGB and it was invariably snowier there than at home (Stoughton/Madison) except for 2007-08, my senior year, when we had some big storms over both areas (although GB area was less affected by the early Jan torch, so held on to its snowcover better).
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    Wow, this is starting to look big time (although unfortunately, not for SE MI...again). I doubt it can actually produce >6" of snow over the vast majority of WI, but just seeing it on a map is impressive. Little different than a rainy cutter, eh?
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    @madwx @Luftfeuchtigkeit
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    I think it was early January 2019, we had an Arctic outbreak where it was in the single digits either side of zero with bare ground. Puke.
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    Because guys are dumb. Although have seen women wearing skirts/dresses outside while it's in the single digits, but it's less common and they're usually (a) not outside for very long and (b) heavily bundled up top.
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    Something something sun angle yadda yadda.
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    We here over to Chicago probably have considerably more OTG.
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    It's also the 10th anniversary of the beginnings of GHD I. A short video I took from where I was living in Milwaukee at the time, notice how the cars are mostly clean due to the wind:
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    So we go from a 975 MB MS River cutter to this?
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    Encouraging to see some active severe weather seasons on those analogs, although not necessarily stellar from a Plains chaser perspective (apart from 1999 and 2008). 2017 wasn't ideal but not the worst of the lackluster half-decade plus that we've been in (tie between 2018 and 2020 IMO).
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    So it sounds like we needed a happy medium -NAO to get the last storm and this weekend's storm to stay stronger longer, without cutting too far west like this third storm is expected to?
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    This is the level of cold I can do without and at times don't really understand the enthusiasm for from some on here, but if it only lasts a few days I can take it.
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    FWIW, GFS (Pivotal) has most of WI getting 15" - 20" through 240 hours (depending on whether you use 10:1 or Kuchera). Euro only has 10:1 on the free version but it has 8"-9" with the exception of an inexplicable N-S screw zone from about Marengo, IL to Lake Winnebago. I think it's safe to say that, all-important details aside, the zzzzzzzzzz pattern is over for most of us.
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    I'll take a last 3/28 do-over without the early crudvection...and without the "Safer at Home" order issued like 3 days earlier.
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    I remember the thread for those. Also wasn't what he described basically all of Jan-Feb 2014?
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    I always thought of northern Alabama as part of the Tennessee Valley region, is the Birmingham area too far south? As @jaxjagman pointed out, the Southeastern States forum tends to be dominated by Carolinas and perhaps Florida/coastal GA discussion. The heart of Dixie Alley seems to kind of get glossed over on this board apart from the huge events like 4/27/11.
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