There were some odd dead spots even here south of Downtown.
In real time yesterday the radar didn't really show it, but there were some noticeable differences in amounts within a relatively small area.
Normally I'm all about the severe weather, usually being disappointed with the weak sauce we tend to get.
But considering everything going on, I agree with not having to deal with any extra problems.
Any untreated surfaces could be icy Thursday morning.
Interested how quickly this wave develops. The best rates seem like they're going to be wrapped close to the low.
Yeah, I remember that coming through early afternoon on a Saturday.
Missed driving in the worst of it, but the roads were tricky for awhile.
I think we had a few decent LES squalls later in the evening also.
Unfortunately, the Euro and everyone else have been north from the start.
I expect the GFS to cave soon.
Everytime we actually need the NS to suppress a bit, it tends to fail us.
I think we did about as good as we could with this trailing vort. 3-5” with limited qpf is pretty good.
The pattern is so brutal, it took the perfect setup just to get advisory level snows.
Maybe we can try to duplicate a 92-93 finish.
Yeah, latitude was definitely your friend with this storm. Another 10 degrees south and we would be getting warning level amounts.
Euro showed decent moisture through this evening, maybe we get some LES enhanced this afternoon.
Not familiar with the HRDPS accuracy, but it shows rates in spots as hi as 3"/hr early tomorrow morning.
Could be some brief 0.1-0.2 mile visibility on the roads.