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March 7th-9th Potential Storm


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Urgh...Although I get lake effect snow, I really think you guys get more synoptic snow there than I do. This area STINKS for storm tracks.

This winter has just been one huge anomaly. Rare is the day se MI comes in with a higher seasonal snowfall then here but ala we have it this winter. Sure it has happened in the past but it is pretty rare. Just a ton of odd systems this winter. Reasons why you average close to double what they do and here it is more like 10-20 depending on the area out that way. Could be many years before this happens again so let them enjoy it. Soon enough the more classic/typical track to Toledo/Detroit from S.IN will be back again and we will see a return to our normal snowfall distribution across the state. Not wishing it on them but i'll be happy to see it back. Ofcourse we got screwed with the lake stuff to this winter so that did not help either especially down this way with the lacking w/wnw/nw flow events.

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This winter has just been one huge anomaly. Rare is the day se MI comes in with a higher seasonal snowfall then here but ala we have it this winter. Sure it has happened in the past but it is pretty rare. Just a ton of odd systems this winter. Reasons why you average close to double what they do and here it is more like 10-20 depending on the area out that way. Could be many years before this happens again so let them enjoy it. Soon enough the more classic/typical track to Toledo/Detroit from S.IN will be back again and we will see a return to our normal snowfall distribution across the state. Not wishing it on them but i'll be happy to see it back. Ofcourse we got screwed with the lake stuff to this winter so that did not help either especially down this way with the lacking w/wnw/nw flow events.

Im not 100% sure on what you mean here...but ok. Classic tracks? So what SEMI has seen so far the last 4 winters isnt your "classic" tracks? Elaborate some please..Im not even close to your level of knowledge but from what Ive seen over the last 4 years or so whould coincide with "classic" GL tracks..PM me if you want so we dont have to tie up this thread with a regional debate.

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Im not 100% sure on what you mean here...but ok. Classic tracks? So what SEMI has seen so far the last 4 winters isnt your "classic" tracks? Elaborate some please..Im not even close to your level of knowledge but from what Ive seen over the last 4 years or so whould coincide with "classic" GL tracks..PM me if you want so we dont have to tie up this thread with a regional debate.

Typically there is either the track to Lake MI ( almost forgot this one ) heading nne/ne ( how this area tends to get a bit of it's LES on backside ) and not turning due east as we had this winter or there is the one to Toledo/Detroit which YES we saw a ton of over the past 4 years or so EXCEPT this winter and to some degree last. Reasons why there was over 100 here in 08-09 and almost 100 in 07-08. Reasons why again we have the averages that we do. Really nothing to argue or debate. Most of the big time blizzards ( 67/78/79/99 ) have had that as well. Granted 78 kinda backed in a bit from the east but still and thus note the snowfall from it with 2 feet+ out this way and much less out that way.

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FRI 00Z 11-MAR   0.9    -0.5    1011      95      84    0.10 	546 	538    
FRI 06Z 11-MAR   0.2    -1.5    1009      91 	100    0.11 	542 	535    
FRI 12Z 11-MAR  -1.3    -3.1    1008      88      96    0.19 	541 	534    
FRI 18Z 11-MAR   1.3    -4.3    1009      77      98    0.07 	542 	535    
SAT 00Z 12-MAR   2.7    -4.2    1009      75      70    0.02 	544 	537  

DTW:

FRI 00Z 11-MAR   1.1    -1.1    1011      92      85    0.06 	546 	537    
FRI 06Z 11-MAR   0.0    -1.9    1010      88      96    0.08 	542 	535    
FRI 12Z 11-MAR  -1.6    -3.2    1010      85      85    0.12 	541 	533    
FRI 18Z 11-MAR   2.9    -3.4    1010      68      85    0.05 	543 	535    
SAT 00Z 12-MAR   3.0    -3.2    1010      68      47    0.01 	546 	538  

MTC:

FRI 00Z 11-MAR   0.7    -0.3    1011      95      85    0.12 	547 	538    
FRI 06Z 11-MAR   0.1    -1.5    1008      92 	100    0.10 	543 	536    
FRI 12Z 11-MAR  -1.3    -3.1    1008      89      98    0.22 	540 	534    
FRI 18Z 11-MAR   0.7    -4.5    1009      80      98    0.11 	542 	535    
SAT 00Z 12-MAR   1.9    -4.4    1009      81      76    0.05 	544 	536

PTK:

FRI 00Z 11-MAR   1.0    -1.8    1012      91      91    0.08 	546 	537    
FRI 06Z 11-MAR  -0.4    -2.5    1010      87      93    0.06 	543 	535    
FRI 12Z 11-MAR  -1.9    -3.4    1010      86      86    0.13 	541 	534    
FRI 18Z 11-MAR   2.4    -3.6    1009      69      87    0.05 	543 	535  
SAT 00Z 12-MAR   2.2    -3.4    1009      73      51    0.02 	545 	538

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True...Detroit has been stealing everyone's snow this Winter.

Although some of the most intense snow Ive ever seen was on the West Side of Michigan. TSSN and insane rates in a classic SW LES event. Wont ever forget that. :thumbsup:

It was while driving to Chi Town a few years back..Had to pull over on 94. Worst part..It was at night. That was 1st time in life that snow actually scared me..lol

94 gets downright scary during some of those intense LES events.

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that is for sure...that event last year on new years day I think it was...94 was being lead by a cop with people behind it going under 20mph for miles.

I was out in that event and it was pretty intense. Still not quite my worst driving experience - that honor goes to 1/22/05. I-80 in northwest Indiana literally had about 6" of snow on it with deep ruts. On the interstate. :axe:

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DET

FRI 00Z 11-MAR   0.9    -0.5    1011      95      84    0.10 	546 	538    
FRI 06Z 11-MAR   0.2    -1.5    1009      91 	100    0.11 	542 	535    
FRI 12Z 11-MAR  -1.3    -3.1    1008      88      96    0.19 	541 	534    
FRI 18Z 11-MAR   1.3    -4.3    1009      77      98    0.07 	542 	535    
SAT 00Z 12-MAR   2.7    -4.2    1009      75      70    0.02 	544 	537  

DTW:

FRI 00Z 11-MAR   1.1    -1.1    1011      92      85    0.06 	546 	537    
FRI 06Z 11-MAR   0.0    -1.9    1010      88      96    0.08 	542 	535    
FRI 12Z 11-MAR  -1.6    -3.2    1010      85      85    0.12 	541 	533    
FRI 18Z 11-MAR   2.9    -3.4    1010      68      85    0.05 	543 	535    
SAT 00Z 12-MAR   3.0    -3.2    1010      68      47    0.01 	546 	538  

MTC:

FRI 00Z 11-MAR   0.7    -0.3    1011      95      85    0.12 	547 	538    
FRI 06Z 11-MAR   0.1    -1.5    1008      92 	100    0.10 	543 	536    
FRI 12Z 11-MAR  -1.3    -3.1    1008      89      98    0.22 	540 	534    
FRI 18Z 11-MAR   0.7    -4.5    1009      80      98    0.11 	542 	535    
SAT 00Z 12-MAR   1.9    -4.4    1009      81      76    0.05 	544 	536

PTK:

FRI 00Z 11-MAR   1.0    -1.8    1012      91      91    0.08 	546 	537    
FRI 06Z 11-MAR  -0.4    -2.5    1010      87      93    0.06 	543 	535    
FRI 12Z 11-MAR  -1.9    -3.4    1010      86      86    0.13 	541 	534    
FRI 18Z 11-MAR   2.4    -3.6    1009      69      87    0.05 	543 	535  
SAT 00Z 12-MAR   2.2    -3.4    1009      73      51    0.02 	545 	538

MTC is mount Clemens I assume? Not bad. How does Cleveland and parts of Ontario do.

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I think a lot of SEMI people will get burned by the tight gradient of snowfall from east to west. I'm looking for 2-4" for the Detroit area and up-river suburbs. Oakland, Washtenaw and Genessee coutny I'm expecting more in the range of 1-3". Doesn't look like a major snowfall to me. I've seen a lot of these secondary low type situations and they almost always seem to end up further east than anticipated and moisture typically seems to have a harder time working westward than modeled. So, I wouldn't get my hopes up too much for more than 4" yet, except maybe the Port Huron area who I could see getting 4-6" of snow. Obviously there's the potential (as shown on some of the 12z models) for this to be a more significant storm with 4"+ over a decent portion of SEMI.

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I think a lot of SEMI people will get burned by the tight gradient of snowfall from east to west. I'm looking for 2-4" for the Detroit area and up-river suburbs. Oakland, Washtenaw and Genessee coutny I'm expecting more in the range of 1-3". Doesn't look like a major snowfall to me. I've seen a lot of these secondary low type situations and they almost always seem to end up further east than anticipated and moisture typically seems to have a harder time working westward than modeled. So, I wouldn't get my hopes up too much for more than 4" yet, except maybe the Port Huron area who I could see getting 4-6" of snow. Obviously there's the potential (as shown on some of the 12z models) for this to be a more significant storm with 4"+ over a decent portion of SEMI.

Nice to see you here!...I'm still skeptical in these situations too, but after Saturday's 3.5", where most models were too far east with the mid-level deformation, I'm interested to see how far west this band may go.

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Most of the precip here today ending up being snow/sleet. The snow came down really intense at times with giant flakes. However, it was some of the wettest snow I have ever seen. There wasn't a lot of accumulation with the sleet mixed in and how wet the snow was. There was basically just enough slush accumulation to cover up the areas where grass was previously showing. The temp was around 32 or 33 the whole time plus it was daylight. It looks like it has finally turned over to mainly rain now with just some snow and sleet mixed in but it's going to be ending soon anyway.

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Revised snowfall accumulation prediction for Toronto: 0.

Being reactionary FTL. Although sfc temps were warmer and a warm layer around 925 was much larger than forecasted, we have managed to be mostly/all snow here. Got home to about 1.1" of water laden snow and coming down moderately.

Quite the difference just to my south. In Hamilton it was rain mixed with some pellets. Around east Oakville it started to mix with some flakes. By the time I stopped for lunch in Toronto near the lakeshore it was mostly snow but very wet and barely accumulating, and then when I got up to my place the roads were becoming covered.

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