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Feb. 23-25th Winter Storm Part 2


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Yeah no complaints here on the season. A top 10'er is just fine. :lol: Alas, you are correct...a 6"+ all snow storm would be nice to top off this season here. I guess we have as good of a chance as any with this current system. Thanks for the well wishes. Fingers crossed...

Cromartie, who knows? He may be here under a new username for all we know. :devilsmiley:

It sure as heck makes me feel alot better about my winter call. Sucks to miss another storm but oh well cant change that. Still have a glaring hole here and there with the seasonal snowfall call though such as imby and parts of Ohio/Toronto but i have not really looked at their totals to date either so maybe it is better then what i am thinking. Still a good month left to make up some of the differences though. Maybe you guys can make a run at 65+? :weight_lift:

My hunch is the staff is looking very closely at IP's to make sure he does not try to sneak back in. :lol: I still don't know what happened as i missed whatever it was that happened to cause his ban but whatever. Really doesn't concern me anyways. :P

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ILX has downgraded their northern counties that were under a WSW to a WWA. As well they added some of their southern counties that are now under a WWA. The rare south trender.

Yea I am wondering if it's the lack of intensity with this low, the convection not allowing it to wrap up, or the northern energy suppressing it a bit, or a mix.

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It sure as heck makes me feel alot better about my winter call. Still have a glaring hole here and there though such as imby and parts of Ohio/Toronto but i have not really looked at their totals to date either so maybe it is better then what i am thinking. Still a good month left to make up some of the differences though. Maybe you guys can make a run at 65+? :weight_lift:

My hunch is the staff is looking very closely at IP's to make sure he does not try to sneak back in. :lol: I still don't know what happened as i missed whatever it was that happened to cause his ban but whatever. Really doesn't concern me anyways. :P

Yeah your call for down here will be gold. I on the other hand predicted much less for LAF. Of course some accuse me of pessimism from time to time. :whistle:

Originally Cromartie scammed the mods into thinking he was a Met...providing a fake diploma or something of that ilk to pull off the ruse. Needless to say, he was caught red handed...no pun intended. I think he's come back under a few aliases since then, but as usual he blows his cover.

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All eyes on the Saturday WAA snows. Looks like some east wind enhancement potential. The only thing that hasn't screwed me this winter. :lol:

The east wind enhancement saved this winter here so far,.:snowman:

I think it is done now though :weight_lift: Another wait and see.

Maybe we do better than 2 inches with this synoptic stuff.:whistle:

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Yea I am wondering if it's the lack of intensity with this low, the convection not allowing it to wrap up, or the northern energy suppressing it a bit, or a mix.

Their updated AFD basically said the dry air eating away at the initial batch plus the low taking a farther south track than anticipated led them to make those changes. Instead of Peoria and Bloomington being the bullseye, Springfield has become the hot spot in central IL.

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The east wind enhancement saved this winter here so far,.:snowman:

I think it is done now though :weight_lift: Another wait and see.

Maybe we do better than 2 inches with this synoptic stuff.:whistle:

Even some good NW flow off Georgian Bay back in December. Haven't crunched the numbers, but something like 30% of my seasonal snowfall is LES. Incredible. Scary to think where we'd be this winter without them Lakes.

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MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 0134

NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK

0941 PM CST THU FEB 24 2011

AREAS AFFECTED...E-CNTRL IL...NRN IND...NRN OH...EXTREME SERN LOWER

MI

CONCERNING...HEAVY SNOW

VALID 250341Z - 250945Z

SNOW WILL OVERSPREAD PORTIONS OF E-CNTRL IL...NRN IND...NRN OH...AND

EXTREME SERN LOWER MI OVERNIGHT TONIGHT. RATES OF 1 TO 2 INCHES ARE

EXPECTED...ESPECIALLY ACROSS PORTIONS OF NRN IND/OH.

INTENSE 850-700-MB FRONTOGENESIS IS FORECAST TO OVERSPREAD THE

DISCUSSION AREA DURING THE OVERNIGHT HOURS...AS THE DEFORMATION ZONE

ASSOCIATED WITH THE EXTRATROPICAL CYCLONE OVER THE MISSISSIPPI

VALLEY REGION SHIFTS E-NEWD. THIS WILL SUPPORT SNOWFALL RATES OF 1

TO 2 INCHES PER HOUR...AS RUC FORECAST SOUNDINGS INDICATE

TEMPERATURES THROUGHOUT THE DEPTH OF THE TROPOSPHERE FALLING TO OR

BELOW FREEZING TONIGHT ACROSS MOST OF THE REGION. THESE SOUNDINGS

ALSO INDICATE NEARLY ISOTHERMAL LAYERS BETWEEN 850 AND 700 MB /WITH

TEMPERATURES AOB FREEZING/ ACROSS PORTIONS OF NRN IND/OH AFTER

04Z...INDICATING THE POTENTIAL FOR EFFICIENT SNOW AGGREGATION. THE

HIGHEST SNOWFALL TOTALS ARE EXPECTED TO OCCUR IN THIS REGION...WHERE

GREATER AMOUNTS OF DEEP-LAYER MOISTURE IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE WARM

CONVEYOR BELT LEADING THE CYCLONE ARE PRESENT. THE 00Z RUN OF THE

NAM INDICATES AMPLE SLANTWISE INSTABILITY SPREADING ACROSS THE AREA

TONIGHT...ENHANCING THE POTENTIAL FOR BANDED PRECIPITATION AND

HIGHER SNOWFALL TOTALS. HEAVY SNOW WILL PERSIST THROUGH THE

OVERNIGHT HOURS. ALSO OF NOTE...A NARROW CORRIDOR OF FREEZING

RAIN/SLEET MAY OCCUR ACROSS EXTREME SRN PORTIONS OF THE DISCUSSION

AREA...WHERE LOWER TROPOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES ARE SLIGHTLY WARMER.

THE 00Z RUN OF THE EXPERIMENTAL HRRR INDICATES THE SNOW TAPERING OFF

ACROSS IL/IND AFTER 10Z WHILE PERSISTING ACROSS NRN OH INTO FRIDAY

MORNING.

..COHEN.. 02/25/2011

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Yeah your call for down here will be gold. I on the other hand predicted much less for LAF. Of course some accuse me of pessimism from time to time. :whistle:

Originally Cromartie scammed the mods into thinking he was a Met...providing a fake diploma or something of that ilk to pull off the ruse. Needless to say, he was caught red handed...no pun intended. I think he's come back under a few aliases since then, but as usual he blows his cover.

Oh my.. :lmao:

I'll never figure out some people. Takes alot of ball's to do that. Not even sure i would wanna come back after that but ala troll's usually don't care and thus not surprising. :lol:

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MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 0134

NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK

0941 PM CST THU FEB 24 2011

AREAS AFFECTED...E-CNTRL IL...NRN IND...NRN OH...EXTREME SERN LOWER

MI

CONCERNING...HEAVY SNOW

VALID 250341Z - 250945Z

SNOW WILL OVERSPREAD PORTIONS OF E-CNTRL IL...NRN IND...NRN OH...AND

EXTREME SERN LOWER MI OVERNIGHT TONIGHT. RATES OF 1 TO 2 INCHES ARE

EXPECTED...ESPECIALLY ACROSS PORTIONS OF NRN IND/OH.

INTENSE 850-700-MB FRONTOGENESIS IS FORECAST TO OVERSPREAD THE

DISCUSSION AREA DURING THE OVERNIGHT HOURS...AS THE DEFORMATION ZONE

ASSOCIATED WITH THE EXTRATROPICAL CYCLONE OVER THE MISSISSIPPI

VALLEY REGION SHIFTS E-NEWD. THIS WILL SUPPORT SNOWFALL RATES OF 1

TO 2 INCHES PER HOUR...AS RUC FORECAST SOUNDINGS INDICATE

TEMPERATURES THROUGHOUT THE DEPTH OF THE TROPOSPHERE FALLING TO OR

BELOW FREEZING TONIGHT ACROSS MOST OF THE REGION. THESE SOUNDINGS

ALSO INDICATE NEARLY ISOTHERMAL LAYERS BETWEEN 850 AND 700 MB /WITH

TEMPERATURES AOB FREEZING/ ACROSS PORTIONS OF NRN IND/OH AFTER

04Z...INDICATING THE POTENTIAL FOR EFFICIENT SNOW AGGREGATION. THE

HIGHEST SNOWFALL TOTALS ARE EXPECTED TO OCCUR IN THIS REGION...WHERE

GREATER AMOUNTS OF DEEP-LAYER MOISTURE IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE WARM

CONVEYOR BELT LEADING THE CYCLONE ARE PRESENT. THE 00Z RUN OF THE

NAM INDICATES AMPLE SLANTWISE INSTABILITY SPREADING ACROSS THE AREA

TONIGHT...ENHANCING THE POTENTIAL FOR BANDED PRECIPITATION AND

HIGHER SNOWFALL TOTALS. HEAVY SNOW WILL PERSIST THROUGH THE

OVERNIGHT HOURS. ALSO OF NOTE...A NARROW CORRIDOR OF FREEZING

RAIN/SLEET MAY OCCUR ACROSS EXTREME SRN PORTIONS OF THE DISCUSSION

AREA...WHERE LOWER TROPOSPHERIC TEMPERATURES ARE SLIGHTLY WARMER.

THE 00Z RUN OF THE EXPERIMENTAL HRRR INDICATES THE SNOW TAPERING OFF

ACROSS IL/IND AFTER 10Z WHILE PERSISTING ACROSS NRN OH INTO FRIDAY

MORNING.

..COHEN.. 02/25/2011

Seems a bit too far north with that beautiful red L.

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Well I think we avoided the rain start here, spitting flakes right now. Main show for us though entering western IL at the moment. We're hoping for the best here in central Indiana. :snowman:

Not sure if I buy the 00z NAM's beefy total for us. Trends don't appear to support it in that regard and IWX commented on it as well. Perhaps something like 4-6" will end up being a better range for here?

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