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March 21-24 Winter Storm

kab2791

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snowstormcanuck

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Slant sticker. ;)

Does this one get to you 60" for the season?

lol, yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if I was doing that without consciously knowing it.

Close, but not at 60" yet. But we're in the right pattern to make that happen. Although, I'm content as far as snowstorms go. You can have the next one or two, just send the fringes up here so I can get that final 0.6".

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Chicago WX

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lol, yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if I was doing that without consciously knowing it.

Close, but not at 60" yet. But we're in the right pattern to make that happen. Although, I'm content as far as snowstorms go. You can have the next one or two, just send the fringes up here so I can get that final 0.6".

You can take it to the bank that if, and it's a big if, we get some snow here with the next system and it's around 0.9 to 1.0"...I'm putting down 1.0". To hell with accuracy. :lol:

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Organizing Low

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lol, so close. I did 8 measurements and it could have easily gone either way. 5.9" or 6.0". Being the snow douche I am, I'll go with the 6". :rolleyes: Great storm. Went according to plan, no hitches, and got the higher end of my forecast range. Plus, by going with 6", I end my 2 year, 1 month 6" snowstorm drought. But barely. :scooter:

if you had that long a drought, wouldnt you want to be absolutely certain you ended it?

for all you know, it could be 5.9 and your drought is continuing.

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snowstormcanuck

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You can take it to the bank that if, and it's a big if, we get some snow here with the next system and it's around 0.9 to 1.0"...I'm putting down 1.0". To hell with accuracy. :lol:

Yeah, that 0.1" could haunt you otherwise. I have lots of xx.9" in my records, but if it could go either way, and it puts me at ease psychologically...round up.

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snowstormcanuck

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if you had that long a drought, wouldnt you want to be absolutely certain you ended it?

for all you know, it could be 5.9 and your drought is continuing.

Doesn't really matter. I could have indeed received 6". I don't know, so I won't dwell on it. Frankly, with the effects of variables like blowing snow, inconsistent measuring frequency, ruler angle, all these numbers with decimal points don't mean a whole lot. I mean, it's my best guess, but I should put out a range instead of a single number. lol.

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toronto blizzard

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:guitar:

Doesn't really matter. I could have indeed received 6". I don't know, so I won't dwell on it. Frankly, with the effects of variables like blowing snow, inconsistent measuring frequency, ruler angle, all these numbers with decimal points don't mean a whole lot. I mean, it's my best guess, but I should put out a range instead of a single number. lol.

Measured 7 inches (18cm) here in Mississauga. Great storm and IMO better than the Groundhog day storm :weight_lift::guitar:

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without a doubt. GHD was frustration. This was elation. Even though amounts ended up being similar, expectations were way different.

Yes that storm was pure dissapointment. I was expecting a solid 10-12+ inches with that storm but that darn dry air had to ruin the fun. Anyways this storm was great as I said before and for this late in the year to get 6-7" that's not bad.

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69" is now my season total so far, ka-ching! Oh, and turns out 10.2" is my total from this storm, not 10.6"

We had a total of 26 cm from the storm on March 23rd.

This is the highest single day snowfall since March 9, 2007. 


 	The total snowfall this season of 175 cm is now above the average of 160 cm.

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Doesn't really matter. I could have indeed received 6". I don't know, so I won't dwell on it. Frankly, with the effects of variables like blowing snow, inconsistent measuring frequency, ruler angle, all these numbers with decimal points don't mean a whole lot. I mean, it's my best guess, but I should put out a range instead of a single number. lol.

its just that 2 years 1 month is such an impressive streak! its like a 25 game hitting streak.

why not keep it going for the sake of a questionable 0.1? :P

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17.8" at GRB with this storm. This was the third 10"+ snowstorm for them this season, the first time that's happened in their recorded history.

http://www.crh.noaa.gov/grb/?n=032311_snowstorm

Through yesterday, GRB has seen 81.7" of snow for the season, which puts them one inch shy of the 5th snowiest on record.

1) 147.7"...1887-88

2) 103.6"...1889-90

3) 87.7"...2008-09

4) 87.4"...2007-08

5) 82.7"...1886-87

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1056 PM HEAVY SNOW IRMA 45.34N 89.66W

03/23/2011 M18.0 INCH LINCOLN WI BROADCAST MEDIA

1056 PM HEAVY SNOW 5 W TOMAHAWK 45.46N 89.83W

03/23/2011 M16.0 INCH LINCOLN WI BROADCAST MEDIA

0900 PM HEAVY SNOW SHAWANO 44.78N 88.59W

03/23/2011 M18.8 INCH SHAWANO WI PUBLIC

0630 PM SNOW 4 W SUTTONS BAY 44.98N 85.73W

03/23/2011 M15.4 INCH LEELANAU MI TRAINED SPOTTER

0630 PM SNOW MAPLETON 44.90N 85.52W

03/23/2011 M14.5 INCH GRAND TRAVERSE MI TRAINED SPOTTER

0425 PM SNOW 8 S HAYWARD 45.89N 91.48W

03/23/2011 M14.5 INCH SAWYER WI TRAINED SPOTTER

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17.8" at GRB with this storm. This was the third 10"+ snowstorm for them this season, the first time that's happened in their recorded history.

http://www.crh.noaa....32311_snowstorm

Through yesterday, GRB has seen 81.7" of snow for the season, which puts them one inch shy of the 5th snowiest on record.

1) 147.7"...1887-88

2) 103.6"...1889-90

3) 87.7"...2008-09

4) 87.4"...2007-08

5) 82.7"...1886-87

Also, the 17.8" is Green Bay's largest snowstorm since 1890!

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Waterloo at first place with this storm :)

LOCATION                 SNOWFALL AMOUNT
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SARNIA                        12 (SOME ICE PELLETS/FREEZING RAIN)
NEW GLASGOW (SW ST. THOMAS)    6 (SOME FREEZING RAIN)
STRATHROY                     15 (AS OF 7 AM)
LONDON                        12
DORCHESTER                    13
TILLSONBURG                   20
WOODSTOCK                     14 (AS OF 7.30 AM)
FOLDENS (S WOODSTOCK)         12
DELHI                         10 (SOME ICE PELLETS/FREEZING RAIN)
RAINHAM CENTRE (SW DUNNVILLE) 18
STRATFORD                     11 (AS OF 9.15 AM)
ROSEVILLE (S KITCHENER)       20
KITCHENER STANLEY PARK        20
WATERLOO REGIONAL AIRPORT     24.8
WATERLOO                      19
NORTH WATERLOO                24
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO        26
CAMBRIDGE                     21
FERGUS                         9.6
KINCARDINE                    14.8
HAGERSVILLE                   15 (EST'D)
STONEY CREEK                  18
GRIMSBY                       17
GRIMSBY MOUNTAIN              20.4
HAMILTON (RICHWILL PARK)      19
HAMILTON (MOUNT HOPE ARPT)    20 (EST'D)
MISSISSAUGA (WEST END)        23
BEAMSVILLE                    13
ST. CATHARINES (SOUTH END)    18
NIAGARA FALLS              15-20
PORT COLBORNE                 12 (SOME ICE PELLETS/FRZG RN)
FORT ERIE                     14
TORONTO BEACHES               10
TORONTO PEARSON AIRPORT       11
TORONTO OSPC (NORTH YORK)     10
TORONTO EAST YORK             14
TORONTO SCARBOROUGH           10
MARKHAM (BUTTONVILLE)          7
BRAMPTON                      10
WELLAND                       12 (AS OF 8.15 AM)

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Waterloo at first place with this storm :)

LOCATION                 SNOWFALL AMOUNT
                            (CM)

SARNIA                        12 (SOME ICE PELLETS/FREEZING RAIN)
NEW GLASGOW (SW ST. THOMAS)    6 (SOME FREEZING RAIN)
STRATHROY                     15 (AS OF 7 AM)
LONDON                        12
DORCHESTER                    13
TILLSONBURG                   20
WOODSTOCK                     14 (AS OF 7.30 AM)
FOLDENS (S WOODSTOCK)         12
DELHI                         10 (SOME ICE PELLETS/FREEZING RAIN)
RAINHAM CENTRE (SW DUNNVILLE) 18
STRATFORD                     11 (AS OF 9.15 AM)
ROSEVILLE (S KITCHENER)       20
KITCHENER STANLEY PARK        20
WATERLOO REGIONAL AIRPORT     24.8
WATERLOO                      19
NORTH WATERLOO                24
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO        26
CAMBRIDGE                     21
FERGUS                         9.6
KINCARDINE                    14.8
HAGERSVILLE                   15 (EST'D)
STONEY CREEK                  18
GRIMSBY                       17
GRIMSBY MOUNTAIN              20.4
HAMILTON (RICHWILL PARK)      19
HAMILTON (MOUNT HOPE ARPT)    20 (EST'D)
MISSISSAUGA (WEST END)        23
BEAMSVILLE                    13
ST. CATHARINES (SOUTH END)    18
NIAGARA FALLS              15-20
PORT COLBORNE                 12 (SOME ICE PELLETS/FRZG RN)
FORT ERIE                     14
TORONTO BEACHES               10
TORONTO PEARSON AIRPORT       11
TORONTO OSPC (NORTH YORK)     10
TORONTO EAST YORK             14
TORONTO SCARBOROUGH           10
MARKHAM (BUTTONVILLE)          7
BRAMPTON                      10
WELLAND                       12 (AS OF 8.15 AM)

Quite the gradient between Mississauga and Markham.

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17.8" at GRB with this storm. This was the third 10"+ snowstorm for them this season, the first time that's happened in their recorded history.

http://www.crh.noaa....32311_snowstorm

Through yesterday, GRB has seen 81.7" of snow for the season, which puts them one inch shy of the 5th snowiest on record.

1) 147.7"...1887-88

2) 103.6"...1889-90

3) 87.7"...2008-09

4) 87.4"...2007-08

5) 82.7"...1886-87

I want to know what the heck happened in 87-88 to get that kind of record. The 1889-90 isn't even close.

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I want to know what the heck happened in 87-88 to get that kind of record. The 1889-90 isn't even close.

Temps were a bit below normal in 87-88 per Lansing data except with Dec a hair above at 28.8 vs normal of 27.0, Jan well below normal with average of 14.3 vs normal of 21.7, Feb below normal with 20.1 vs normal of 24.1, March was below normal with 26.2" vs normal of 34.0 and April was Normal however Nov 87 was below normal with 35.0 vs normal of 38.1. Very odd storm track by the sounds of it per the temps. BUT that 89-90 was a mega torch and one of ( if not "the" ) warmest winter ever. Had the warmest Dec ever with 36.8 and the normal is 27.0 and is the ONLY known Dec to not have a single flake fall ( 0.0 ) but it did snow in Nov with 11.0". Jan and Feb had averages of 31.2 ( Jan ) and 31.4 for Feb. March was the coldest of them all with 28.0 which is wild.

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lol, so close. I did 8 measurements and it could have easily gone either way. 5.9" or 6.0". Being the snow douche I am, I'll go with the 6". :rolleyes: Great storm. Went according to plan, no hitches, and got the higher end of my forecast range. Plus, by going with 6", I end my 2 year, 1 month 6" snowstorm drought. But barely. :scooter:

Dont know how long the snow lasted, but remember you do 6-hour measurments, so technically if theres 5.9" on the ground from, say, a 18 hour storm, its easily going to be 6.0-6.2', especially in spring. Now, that of course is provided it was a fairly easy to measure snowfall where a snowboard comes in handy. If this was a wind-driven storm, then its basically the observers best judgment. In any case, congrats. Its not fun feeling winters icy breath on the lap of spring when you have bare ground (Im FREEZING as I type, despite the windows of course being closed and the furnace purring away), but I had had 5 storms drop 6"+ during your 2 year drought, not to mention a slew of 4-5.6" type deals. You were due.

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