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mississaugasnow

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  1. Main winter season in GTA with realistic chances at a winter storm are November 15-March 15 there’s the rare years a storm happens just on either side of those dates Ive never seen a 6” April or October snowstorm
  2. I do agree. I can’t speak for SE Michigan but April snows in GTA are more similar to the climo of November 1-15th It can snow and sometimes does but most years it’s 1-2” events, so I don’t classify April as a real winter month in GTA/Niagara just referencing that because you put a lot of emphasis on April snows lol
  3. Well I hope we both get a good front end thump today/tonight so we can go into the cold week with some snow on the ground
  4. Would top 5-10 be considered just below avg to you or futility? Outside of those it's just below average year to me but a top 5 or top 10 least snowy winter is pretty bad
  5. Today is another one. If you go to bed at 8pm and wake up at 6am you'll have no idea it snowed yet Toronto will probably record another 1-3" snowfall
  6. When's the last time we saw so much vanishing snow? Toronto is up to 5" on the month but it's a lot of events like yesterday where it melts within a few hours of falling. Im still pretty convinced top 5 least snowiest season is very doable but we keep seeing 0.5-1" days haha Ill have to check data again but I believe top 10 in the last 90 years is a near lock
  7. Thank you for the write up. Should be an interesting afternoon now casting as the GTA and Detroit are right on the line
  8. The GFS continues to show that heavy snow band for Detroit-Toronto for a few hours.
  9. What are your thoughts on the GTA/Niagara?
  10. Ya, my new location has meant famine. We got 6" last March
  11. I think, Ohio, SE Michigan and Southern Ontario (especially Lake Erie shoreline) are hoping the GFS wins out. It's been consistent with a band of 2-4" an hour rates for a while now.
  12. Last 30 years has seen snowiest months and also 4 out of the 5 least snowy winters. This current one is on watch to join the club
  13. So I wonder if that's the new normal going forward. A bit similar to I95 cities. Feast or famine starts to become typical
  14. Im hoping we can get enough of a front end dump and backside 1-2" that we aren't fully looking at bare ground next week with the cold. Toronto saw 5cm yesterday so up to 23cm on the season.
  15. Ya, no different for the eastern lakes. Looking near identical to the system that just went thru. Bring back the December pattern haha
  16. Im still thinking top 5 least snowy for Toronto but will most likely just end up top 10.
  17. The GFS is keeping me barely in the game. One more slight push SE would do it
  18. But overall looks more fun for us on the east side of the forum to track
  19. The arctic air wouldnt help eastern lakes though. Unless you're talking the difference being after the storm passes we go into the freezer. If thats the case to me its the same since its just a cold, snowless ground lol
  20. Isnt that better for SE MI? Im routing for a slightly weaker more SE trend. A stronger storm is just a redo of this current one
  21. Ya, I'll pass on the cold and bare ground haha (I live south of Hamilton) Id rather a warm month instead of cold and dry with no snow on the ground lol
  22. Tomorrow looks to be a good 2-4” for GTA before rain washes it all away in a few hours. 1-2” max down here. Saturday storm looks like a redo of this current one. So Toronto is padding the stats but it’s gone within a few hours of falling. This winters getting a F from me and I’m cheering for a top 5 least snowy lol. My actual guess is Toronto ends up with about 28” just outside top 5. Will have to look back at the records to see if it can be top 10 bad
  23. I’m on your page here. Though it is a half decent track for you guys. You have no wiggle room though for any jogs NW It’s a bit early but getting ready to toss the towel in over here in the eastern lakes
  24. Lol Toronto is going to get back to back cutters that help prop up their seasonal total but turn to rain within a few hours of the onset. still looking good for a top 5 least snowy winter because of the western cutters
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