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cyclone77

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  1. Looks like a thin glaze possible here, but heavier precip shunts east, so not too impressed for this area. Perhaps later runs will bump heavier precip back northwest.
  2. MLI and DBQ should cross the 20 inch threshold below normal tomorrow. If Chicago was in this much of a deficit there would surely be a thread dedicated to it.
  3. The Pacific firehose is gonna dump 10-20" of precip in the Sierras of CA over the next 5-10 days. That hasn't happened all winter, so there's definitely a change afoot.
  4. Alright, after I post this I'm gonna stay off the internet for the next 15 days, and assume that what is on the map pic below will in fact happen when we get there.
  5. 6 years ago today MLI hit -33 for a new all-time record low. Hit -27 here that morning. Interestingly, today is also the day we hit 69 degrees back in 1989 for the all-time warmest January temp. I still remember that day, as I played hooky from middle school that day lol.
  6. Nice band parked over us for a good chunk of the morning. Finished with a healthy 1.10" of rain. MLI had 1.41", which set a daily record.
  7. Kind of funny being under a flood watch on the last day of the month with <0.20" precip for the month till now lol. 0.19" so far for this event. Heavy band starting to move in and stall. Still looks like good shot at an inch plus. EDIT: Got excited, thought I heard thunder a sec ago, but looked out and realized it was just the garbage dude banging around out there lol.
  8. Tonight/tomorrow's event should be the best precip event since early November. Looking like a solid chance at an inch of rain.
  9. Still looking pretty snowless through mid Feb. With MLI still at only 3.6", and the all-time record low snow season at 9.9" it's starting to look like a great shot at new all-time futility. After such a horrible winter it would be some consolation to have what looked like an unbeatable record beaten. Unfortunately there's always the chance that we nickel and dime our way past the 10" mark in late Feb and March.
  10. Rainer this Friday, and maybe another rainer later next week. Prob go back to CAD after that lol.
  11. Nice to see the endless dry hole over the Midwest fill back in with QPF again after what seemed like months lol.
  12. CAD means MI peeps can still get days of mood flakes from the lakes. Doesn't add up to much but it is definitely uplifting to look out and see even just flurries floating around if you're a snow weenie. West of the lakes CAD is abysmal because it's devoid of anything. It's winter purgatory.
  13. Last night's 0.3" brings us up to 5.0" for the season. MLI still at 3.6", and now 15.6" below average for the season.
  14. Not too bad, have a few tenths down now. May get about a half inch after all. Models delayed the snow considerably compared to what was shown yesterday and before. Delayed buy not denied.
  15. Looked like we were in line for a half inch to an inch today but instead we got a T. MLI and DVN managed to scrounge up 0.2" each. Top 5 event.
  16. Wow, New Orleans had over twice the snowfall MLI has had (3.2") all season today.
  17. -13 and still slowly dropping. Impressive cold for such widespread bare ground.
  18. Getting some pixie dust squalls here at times.
  19. -11 here this morning, about 6 degrees colder than what the point had forecast.
  20. Eagles/Rams game should be fun to watch later as the snow pours down in Philly.
  21. ^ Nice. Looks like mid November here.
  22. Weenies in northern Alabama hoping for a wagons north has to be a weird feeling.
  23. 56 at MLI, 54 here today. Bare/dry ground helped the warmup. MLI now about 14" below normal for snowfall.
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