Stevo6899
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Great stats, thanks for sharing. Man march has been zzz lately. Were overdue for a big dog in march.
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Yesterday it had the heavier band up by flint, now today Josh has reeled it in. No more SE! Unbelievable the SE trends these past few storms.
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It does seem February's have been our most active month in recent years.
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If it wasn't for the inch of rain that's gonna come before it, I probably would hop on a plane for this one but I'm skeptical it's going to accumulate much on top of all that rain. Maybe 5-6 if were lucky.
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How much snow is on the ground there because I'm kind of confused why there's a flood watch.
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1-3 isnt considered an event imo. An event is 3+ and theres only been these last 2 worth getting excited about and the last one was a turd compared to what it couldve been. We'll see about this one. Rain to snow events are always tricky as far as accumulations.
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Were reelin er in eh?
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It's hilarious every time they are bullish (rare), the storm ends up underwhelming. Now watch this time they'll be conservative and we'll get over a foot.
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6z rgemish. Looks like were honing in on location of higher totals. No surprise nw of dtw.
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Judging by dtx graphic, they're riding the gfs too.
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The GFS has been amped and too far Northwest with alot of storms in recent years, including within 72 hrs. I think most offices will lean towards the euro.
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Euro locked in consistently with its track. Another gfs vs euro showdown.
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Gfs/nam prob too far north. Ukmet/Canadian are similar, kinda euroish. I think if the euro holds serve later, gfs/nam can prob be considered outliers. With the last system, they were too far north at this point also. We shall see.
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One would assume its either gonna come north and be a respectable storm, or stay SE and be less of an impact wherever it precipitates?
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12z rgem looks more organized, as does the 12z gdps. I'm still a little confused the difference between those 2. I know they're both the Canadian model, rgem the short term model, but sometimes they do have subtle differences.
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It was the only model that had the last storm as far North as it did, with the main show banding all the way up to near lansing, and ended up being 200+ miles SE of detroit. You think its gonna cave or score a coup with this one?
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Looks like another strung out positively tilted turd incoming.
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36 hours to get 8 inches, pass.
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Lolol @ lowest totals circle around detroit. Literally 8+ on a 1500 mile stretch from maine to oklahoma and then you got the circle of nothingness. Hard to believe but thats how we roll.
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Me lowering the bar only makes my point further. As far north as we are, we are one of the last cities without a 8+ storm this winter.
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Records aint gonna fall as long we live here. Maybe its us and we should move.
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Detroit paper actually wrote an article on the bust. Unfortunately its events like these that make the public lose the trust about forecasts. One day we'll get that big dog and people will be stranded on freeways like ghd1 in chicago. https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2022/02/03/michigan-winter-storm-snow-metro-detroit-predictions/6646681001/
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Didnt ord and the city report atleast 8 with this event? 6 at the least.
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Man what could've been with the front end foot, then another foot from the main show. Dtw found a way to miss out on both. Gonna sting for awhile. Msp seen an 8+ storm, chicago, cleveland, buffalo, des moines, fort wayne, east coast, mid atlantic, nashville. Dtw all left on its own.
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Buffalo is on fire this winter, synoptic snow wise!
