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snow depth got up to 16" here this morning which should be our max for the season.

made it up to at least 37 today. Didn't reach our high until 5 and 6 pm. Point forecast only has us dropping down to 34 tonight with SW winds. Should help melting go through the night

clouds held on strong through the morning but the sun has started to break out within the last half hour. Expecting a jump into the mid 30s soon. It'll be our first time above 32 since January 21!

It's going to be real close to see if we end up colder than February 2015 here. If we do end up colder then it'll be the coldest February since 1936. We have to average colder than 26.3 over the next 7 days to be colder than 2015.

After a brief cold shot at the beginning of next week models are keying in on warmer than average temps flooding the region starting around the 3rd of March. Of course areas N of I80 will have to melt off a heck of a snowpack before the full warming potential can be realized

2.5” storm total at MSN

One last main band to roll through here. Estimating just under 2” on the ground

Surprisingly starting as sleet here

I feel like this is a natural time of year to have peak snow depth so I’m not too disappointed in it gradually starting to decline

Some lightning S of Omaha this morning

There’s going to be a countywide band of overperformance where a connective band sets up. DBQ area looks prime for that

The start time has been getting progressively later. Looking like mid afternoon around here. First call of 2”

Made it down to -5 here this morning which may be our last day of below zero temps this season

The Euro still seems to be doing horribly with snowpack modelling. It currently has us with 26" of snow depth, which is 12" more than we actually have. And by the end of it's 10 day run it only decreases our snow depth by 3" to 23" even though it has a week of above freezing temps(and only 1.5" of accumulation on Sunday). Just goes to show that even the king has modelling deficiencies.

March looks to start off with a Neutral/Positive AO/NAO and a -PNA. This should allow the SE Ridge to flex it's muscles a bit and bring warm air to at least the SE half of the subforum. An active storm track looks to continue though there may be periods of dry weather. There is a chance of a minor disruption to the TPV around the beginning of March but any cold blast would be short lived. Looking long range there will be a lot of snow to melt over the next month or two leading to increased flood risk. In addition the drought over the SW and plains is continuing which may allow a stronger EML to move into the region increasing severe weather chances.

Actually overperformed by a few degrees today up to 25.

getting some cumulus popping up here for the first time in a while.

also vaccines are very very good at preventing severe illness so at that point any vaccinated person should have no fear at getting anything more than a mild illness even if they do get infected

The forecasted cloud cover the past 2 days has been a bust here. Full sunshine now after some mid level clouds this morning

He also predicts cold weather will last through the last week of March. Which I will press X to doubt

Winter is holding me hostage and I'm Stockholm Syndroming pretty hard rn.

Overperforming today, already up to 17 under filtered sunshine. It seems like the full cloud cover won't be rolling in until the evening

pretty crazy temp rise this morning as the inversion broke, 20 degrees in the past 3 hours and 15 degrees in the past 2 hours.

Down to -14 so far this morning. 2 away from the record low. Got one last major radiational cooling night on Friday night

Radiating very well tonight. Down to -5 already