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NE OK/ NW AR/ SE KS/ SW MO Fall 2011


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NP. Looking like a high end advisory event for SW MO, at least parts of the area.

Will probly be a solid 3-5" event for us all in missouri mostly by what i see on those snowfall maps. Nam is really bullish spitting out 8". Again let someone else have it I have seen my share of snow for the season lol. My back is still trying recover from the last 20". Im up to 29-30" for the season now since november. Not to shabby and way more then I expected. All these dreary gloomy days start to take an effect on the mind after awhile lol...

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Will probly be a solid 3-5" event for us all in missouri mostly by what i see on those snowfall maps. Nam is really bullish spitting out 8". Again let someone else have it I have seen my share of snow for the season lol. My back is still trying recover from the last 20". Im up to 29-30" for the season now since november. Not to shabby and way more then I expected. All these dreary gloomy days start to take an effect on the mind after awhile lol...

Then give it to me lol... I'm always up for some more snow. :)

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Nevermind. The later hours show it at the same location as the last couple runs, and the QPF is actually a bit less...

Still ~6h slower than the (12z) GFS with the system clearing the area, though.

I'm hoping for something closer to the NAM not because I care about QPF, but because I need to go to OKC tomorrow! :)

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yall rejoice with me i got my car home by myself!!! the city came and plowed so i went down first time i failed then i got out got mad and kicked some snow then remembered i had kitty litter in my trunk opened that up spread it out kicked more snow got back in put her in 2nd and spun the tires and got some traction so she sin the garage...its miller time!!! thumbsupsmileyanim.gif

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From Little Rock AFD

ATTENTION TURNS TO THE NEXT SYSTEM...WHICH POTENTIALLY COULD BE THE

MOST SIGNIFICANT WINTER EVENT OF THIS ACTIVE WINTER SEASON.

A SURFACE LOW WILL DEVELOP ACROSS THE SOUTHERN PLAINS BY LATE

TUESDAY...IN RESPONSE TO UPPER ENERGY APPROACHING FROM THE ROCKIES.

THE SURFACE LOW WILL TRACK EASTWARD...AND TO THE SOUTH OF THE

FORECAST AREA. SUBSTANTIAL ISENTROPIC LIFT WILL SPREAD FROM WEST TO

EAST ACROSS THE FORECAST AREA LATE TUESDAY AND EARLY

WEDNESDAY...WITH CONDENSATION PRESSURE DEFICITS DIMINISHING QUICKLY.

FORECAST SOUNDINGS INDICATE THAT THE LATEST ARCTIC INTRUSION WILL

PROMOTE TEMPERATURE PROFILES THAT WOULD PROMOTE PRECIPITATION IN THE

FORM OF SNOWFALL ACROSS ALL AREAS.

EXPECT MESOSCALE...SUBSTANTIALLY HEAVIER BAND/S/ OF PRECIPITATION TO

DEVELOP...ENHANCED BY FRONTOGENETIC ENHANCED UPLIFT...TO ADD TO THE SNOW

ACCUMULATIONS. ALSO FORECAST SOUNDINGS INDICATE THAT SNOW RATIOS

WILL BE MUCH HIGHER THAN CLIMATOLOGICAL VALUES...AGAIN SUPPORTING

HIGH SNOW TOTALS. ANALOG GUIDANCE FROM SLU-CIPS WEB PAGE SUPPORTS

AN INCREASED FORECAST CONFIDENCE CONCERNING THIS WINTER EVENT.

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