Both cities had equally shitty winters. Having more snow depth at times this winter is nothing to brag about lol. How about a bowling ball event where both cities get big snows
I love snow but once march comes along, I'm ready for warmth, selfishly record warmth, especially if it's been a shit winter. Regardless they will come up with some excuse as to why prices of fruit or anything else is so high so let's torch.
Gfs doing weird things with the threat for the 6th.
All models seem to be developing a secondary but obviously those are very fluid and going to take a while before the models can pin it down.
Fixed**. Did the storm already happen? I don't get all the bust talk. The waa/front end was never gonna be anything great and main show to still come. Definitly some bust potential later though. I sense some enjoyment on your part on the potential of a bust over here. Perhaps I'm wrong but I never understood why certain illinois/chicago peeps always rooting against others snow chances.
Dtx in the office playing their saturday poker game, talking about how they are gonna wait until it starts snowing later today to issue headlines for tonight. I get the hesitation, they're probably on the fence on issuing a warning.
Yea I dont know why he keeps repeating that. I've never said nor have I seen any of us say it doesn't snow here. I've reiterated the big snows don't happen here.
While I'm grateful that I'm going to see a decent snow, it's just shows you how volatile/fluid these systems are to predict Last night's GFS had over a foot and today's run has half that. So close to a biggie as it gets its act together well east of here. Another big snow for our friends nw of Toronto in ontario.
Yes, bands almost always end up further nw when strenghtneing systems move our way. It's been pouring here the last hour, easily inch plus band overhead. Nice little appetizer.
Nam looks pretty sexy for later, could be surprised and see some good totals later once the low gets cranking. There's always surprises when a low is maturing and strenghtening nearby. It's a nice change as it seems often lately systems are petering out when they approach us.
Still incredible to see the difference in strength and track of nam vs rgem.
The models were never really bullish on much with the front end thump. it's always been the better snows we're going to come later today with the main event.
Also it's probably a good idea to get in the habit of not even looking at the snow Maps because even the 10 to 1 Maps you got to shave off three four inches from what they're showing usually.
Also just landed (bachelor party tonight but was gonna come home anyways) and man my body is in shock once I stepped outside and took in the snowy scene. The cold never usually bothers me but the fact that I've been in 85° weather the last month, it feels like -5 lol. Excited for my first snowstorm in like 5 years.
Don't think I've ever seen the whole state of Michigan under an advisory except for four counties in the UP, counties that seem to always be under an advisory for lake effect.
yeah my mom back home says there's about 6" on the ground. It's been a minute since we've had a big snow (6+) but on top of some decent snow cover, been awhile.
Why did you have to go there? Everyone remembers. To be honest they really did need to issue one but unfortunately it took that jog Northwest. Dtx definitly felt the pressure from surrounding offices to issue one.
With the storm system fully sampled and currently in the Rockies, perhaps the models are getting a better ingestion of data and we're starting to see some consistency with 18z. Although as I'm typing this I don't think there's any new data involved in the 18z suite