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Just nasty looking!
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Nice snow swath as seen on morning visible satellite pic. That snow pack helped produce the extreme cold this morning over the northern Gulf states and TN Valley this morning. I believe it hit 0 in Nashville this morning.
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Total 2" snow for the event with melted total of .33"- some portion of that .33" fell as freezing rain. -
Overnight low of 8 here.
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2" here. Temperatures low 20's late morning into mid afternoon. High for the day 25.3 which is current temperatures. The snow was crusted over by light freezing drizzle at times during early afternoon. Precipitation did end as a period of snow. Winds gusting out of the NW now.
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All but over here. As of 11:00 event total 2". Didn't even reach the low end of my forecast (3-5") for this area. Under performer up this way in my opinion. Could still be periods of flurries but I think the accumulating is done.
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Currently 23 here. Light to some bursts of moderate snow ongoing. Storm total so far 1.7".
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Steady light snow. Light coating on everything. Temperature currently 18 degrees. Going with 3-5” my area.
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Buffalo web cams. Looks really impressive at the moment and radar says is continues for several more hours before band shifts away from downtown. https://buffalowebcam.com/
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Off topic for this sub forum but -10 in Chicago this morning.
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BUT....it has to break right. Overall pattern could deliver, I like it but timing s/w 's and phasing a week out is dicey.
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Looks to be locking in on a 1-3" event. Inland will see the most as ratio's will help a bit. Doubt immediate coast NJ / NYC on east see more than an inch. Could be a crap shoot if NYC gets to the elusive inch....we'll see how things evolve.
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Some people are just a special kind of stupid.
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Both GFS and CMC are basically showing a wave on an Arctic front. Energy too strung out. Agree with Walt and others this looks like a 1-3" event with higher than 10:1 ratios more inland locations deeper into the colder air. We'll see what EURO shows but I think we are seeing close to a final solution with GFS / CMC this morning. There will be some adjustments over the next 72 hours but the general event I think is showing some clarity this morning.
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Impressive temperature map. Coldest ob. in Canada at this hour is: -55F at Keg River, Alberta.
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Would like to experience that kind of cold, but just once.
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The AI modeling did horrible with Lee over the summer. Several consecutive runs tried to plow a major hurricane into New England. Eventually they came around to the actual outcome that most of the op models had a few days prior. Use this AI stuff with caution.
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Remarkable really and well modeled almost a week out.
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Temperatures near -50F across parts of Alberta this morning. That is First Class, Grade A cold. Something not seen every year that's for sure and certainly not in the recent past.
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I noticed Walt and was thinking same as you. Going to be some good "offsetting" cold.
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That is a know bias with the EURO so definite possibility.
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Expansive area of -30C to -40C cold across central Canada this morning. Currently -43C at Yellowknife, NWT and -46C at Old Crow,YT. Think it is safe to say the cold has moved to our side of the pole....at least for now.
