Stevo6899

Didnt they just get like 18 inches with the last storm?

Looking around at the local offices grahics that were made today (dtw/cle/grr/nind), most look like they are favoring the gefs ensembles/northern solution.

I think they are riding the trends the past few years of respectable snowstorms sliding to our SE and the lack of nw trends. Either way still reckless to have this point of view of this storm at the current moment. Dtw/grr are the worst.

Not gonna end up close to the gfs, which at the moment is on its own, op runs wise.

Wow it's definitely been too long. I hope this one works out for you.

Yeah like with every storm there's a lot of factors of play. I think the colder air and high pressure to the north is definitely hindering this from cutting much like ghd1 did. I still think there can be some wobbles nw, i feel like if we're gonna miss this one it's gonna be to our Southeast. Climo didn't favor us missing last week's Cleveland and Toronto blizzard to the Southeast so I think we can throw that logic out the window.

Ughh what a nightmare that ended up being, hearing the sleet. Thats why i like where we sit right now with the euro being further SE. This time around though, theres not a wound up low like ghd1 so I think a big nw trend last minute is less likely and last nights euro has a better chance of verifying. Hopefully the zone from laf/fortwayne/dtw can cash on this one and redeem ghd1. Its weird how we find a storm threat almost every yr around groundhog day.

I wonder when the last time we saw these kind of totals involved in a setup where there wasn't really a wound up low pressure system. Euro backed off the deeper low, but upped the totals. Just shows what the an open GOM can do.

I'm curious to hear what the met's think how far Northwest this thing could track. Or if a ukmet like track is more likely.

Euro gonna be as good as it gets for detroit. Too bad its so far out. Still good to see its a respectable event still.

The gfs and Canadian are keeping the the low pretty weak, whereas the euro gets its sub 1000. Either way looks like the biggest potential weve had all winter with an impressive baroc zone setup and dont need a strong low as others have stated. The hp will definitely keep this from going to far nw. I like where chicago to detroit sits. I think once the noreaster moves out in a few days, models will hone in better on it. 12z ukmet is furthest SE, delivering the goods to indy through ohio.

Im actually a florida snowbird now. Perhaps getting out of that shitty climate once in awhile will make you a happier person. Nobody saw over 5 in yesterdays clipper, let alone 6-7 as you said. Just calling it like i see it. Nobody calls out joshs turd polishing so i do it. If he did it less i wouldnt need to troll him so often. Same with joes bullying. I wasnt up north last year so perhaps I missed this big dog alek is talking about, but my guess was it for the chicago region and it weakened as it approached dtw. Just the way it is mostly as dtw is often stuck in the transfer energy to the east coast zone. Other than that, nobody can deny the trend for storms to weaken as they head east the past 3-4 winters. Havent had a ghd type, nw trender is awhile. Not sure why I need to take a seat for calling it like i see it. Anyhoo y'all enjoy your useless cold and dry. So last 5 years, dtw is averaging less than 1 storm a yr that drops 9". Thats terrible. Thats gotta be below almost all other areas in the region.

Again I'm talking the more legitimate events. Sure maybe a few clippers that were forecasted to be dusters, may have dropped 2-3, but the bigger potentials have all been weakening turds by the time they get to dtw. I miss the nw trend days and cant believe im saying this but the sleet that came with it. Atleast those events have some fun days of tracking, and legitimate snow somewhere in the region. The lack of organized snowstorms in the whole region the past 4-5 winters has been hard to believe.

Yea i dont buy any of that. Nobody got more than 2-4 yesterday. Maybe a isolated 5 in the higher oakland terrain.

Tbh its been going on for atleast 4 winters now. Weakening turds as they head east.

Its a typical clipper that dried up as it approached dtw. Dont need the radar to know what happened.

I dont think there's any civil wars. If bo likes it so much in the other forums, than stay in them. I still don't get why the ohio posters feel the need to have their own thread. Were they alienated that bad? Yea everyone wants snow but im happy they got their snow, beats the coast anyday.

Considering a good amount of the posters in this thread saw this storm travel around them and drop big dog totals to the west, south and east of them, I'd say the vibes were as good as they could be until you posted.

Something dtw will never witness.

I love pitts point and click. Under a winter storm warning and it says snow showers. The snow could be heavy at times. Lol

Mother nature def trolling the det/chic crew. What angers me the most is the east coast isnt supposed to cash in la ninas lol. We never cash in their nino seasons, or im not totally sure if we have.

Ghd like totals again for mizz.

Lol @ atlanta on 12z euro. Always makes me laugh when places like amarillo and deep south get wsw and warnings before alot of the forum. Thank goodness I havent been living up north the past few zzz winters.

First the midatlantic, then a noreaster looks likely next. East coast always finds a way to stumble into a storm regardless of enso. Crazy were almost halfway through another big dog less winter in great lakes region. Ediiit, looks like the energy that dives due south out of canada is responsible for the potential east coast storm. Gotta luv the track, around most of the forum.

Real weenies want 8+snow events. There hasnt even been a 6" event to track. Im well aware thats been nonexistent most places this winter except for south of minneapolis, but still these 12+ hrs to get 3-4 inches gets old. Id rather it torch than get any more events where just enough snow falls to make driving difficult lol.