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End of January/early February storm potential?


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The incredible thing to me about this storm is that, even with a track going pretty far south through Evansville, MKE gets the highest QPF total of the major cities, and it should be all snow. Does this QPF amount include the two minor clippers, or just the potential storm for early next week?

I think it helps that the track hooks toward Detroit. MKE and ORD are basically in the same boat (or sled).

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St Louis from the EC

The -1.9 would be the temp (C of course) and the 0.01 is the precip field

MON 12Z 31-JAN -1.9 0.7 1022 80 58 0.01 558 541

MON 18Z 31-JAN -0.4 1.4 1020 75 91 0.02 557 541

TUE 00Z 01-FEB -0.4 1.1 1016 90 97 0.11 554 541

TUE 06Z 01-FEB 0.5 0.8 1012 94 95 0.16 551 541

TUE 12Z 01-FEB 0.9 1.6 1006 98 90 0.15 546 541

TUE 18Z 01-FEB 0.4 -1.4 1003 88 68 0.27 538 535

WED 00Z 02-FEB -4.5 -11.5 1007 79 96 0.01 534 528

WED 06Z 02-FEB -7.8 -14.9 1010 79 98 0.02 528 521

WED 12Z 02-FEB -8.4 -16.3 1013 78 97 0.04 523 513

Been watching this storm for quite awhile. Looks warm down here - but still some time to go.

Thanks, def a snow event for the most part. But possibly sleet and zr..bring on winter and move the system south by 50-70 miles :)

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St Louis from the EC

MON 12Z 31-JAN -1.9 0.7 1022 80 58 0.01 558 541

MON 18Z 31-JAN -0.4 1.4 1020 75 91 0.02 557 541

TUE 00Z 01-FEB -0.4 1.1 1016 90 97 0.11 554 541

TUE 06Z 01-FEB 0.5 0.8 1012 94 95 0.16 551 541

TUE 12Z 01-FEB 0.9 1.6 1006 98 90 0.15 546 541

TUE 18Z 01-FEB 0.4 -1.4 1003 88 68 0.27 538 535

WED 00Z 02-FEB -4.5 -11.5 1007 79 96 0.01 534 528

WED 06Z 02-FEB -7.8 -14.9 1010 79 98 0.02 528 521

WED 12Z 02-FEB -8.4 -16.3 1013 78 97 0.04 523 513

That would be close. 2m temps above freezing. Could be zr there or just rain.. Anyways you need to post more beau. Don't see ya around too often anymore.

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The incredible thing to me about this storm is that, even with a track going pretty far south through Evansville, MKE gets the highest QPF total of the major cities, and it should be all snow. Does this QPF amount include the two minor clippers, or just the potential storm for early next week?

MKE ( and others that side of the lake ) gets the added lake bonus with such tracks.

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Yeah at one point ( I think it was one of the 00z runs) the Euro showed PITT with almost 2"qpf. The Euro and the GGEM were consistently to far NW with the Euro caving first to the eastern idea.

yup...now speaking on the side for those further west, the euro seems to be less accurate with storm tracks between the w.apps and the coast and tends to flip those around a lot more. Usually, (at least in the past), the euro tends to do much better with storms expected to ride up further west. Not sure why that is, but it's true.

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probably due...we haven't had a true southern storm cut to our west in quite awhile

Does the teleconnections favor such a track? It would be kind of annoying to see this cut west which will then bring the cold and then were high and dry while we get more weak systems and storms that track to far south and east. Were in like in the bubble!

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I'm no expert on OH climo, but i'd say he was very liberal in his use of the word "due".

a true app runner like '08 probably occurs 1 out of every 4 or 5 years....guessing. Before that we had Dec '04. When i said 'due' i was actually referring to a storm cutting to our west. Im not sure we've seen that this winter, Been awhile since i've watched IN and points west get clobbered while we got rained on.

Most storm lately, (if they are apps to eastcoast), are some sloppy version of a double barrel situation or primary that heads up the OV and transfers east.

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