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January 19th clipper


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not much more. Somewhere in 1-1.5" range

Really wish and was hoping this one friday could have cut NE instead of just heading out to sea.. figures no effin blocking all winter yet another storm finds a way to screw with you.

Better stuff will probably go just north of here. But we'll tack on another 0.5" probably.

Euro looks good for MKE...what 0.40"? That should fluff up nicely.

looking like we could get 6" if euro is right and with it being a calmer event mke wont come in on the low side like when its windy in most storms we get. La Crosse and MKE could be tied up at around 16" come saturday... bet number one is all but over like the packer game early in the 4th qtr last sunday.

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I bet we make a run at 3" (if we start at the 1.5" measurement in West Laf).

Alright then, I'm in. :guitar:

looking like we could get 6" if euro is right and with it being a calmer event mke wont come in on the low side like when its windy in most storms we get. La Crosse and MKE could be tied up at around 16" come saturday... bet number one is all but over like the packer game early in the 4th qtr last sunday.

Well at worst we tie. Long ways to for #2. Good luck with tomorrow's system (non-bet related). Hope it dumps on you. :)

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Really wish and was hoping this one friday could have cut NE instead of just heading out to sea.. figures no effin blocking all winter yet another storm finds a way to screw with you.

It's ok. I'm at peace with it. We're in a long term rut over here and ain't nothing going to shake us loose from it any time soon. Once the snow stops today I'm going to take a nice break from this all. No point standing in a desert waiting for grass to grow.

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WWCN11 CWTO 191835

SEVERE WEATHER BULLETIN

ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA

AT 1:35 PM EST THURSDAY 19 JANUARY 2012.

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WATCHES/WARNINGS IN EFFECT FOR SOUTHERN ONTARIO...

SNOW SQUALL WARNING FOR:

=NEW= CITY OF TORONTO

=NEW= CHATHAM-KENT - RONDEAU PARK

=NEW= WATFORD - PINERY PARK - EASTERN LAMBTON COUNTY

=NEW= ELGIN

=NEW= LONDON - MIDDLESEX

=NEW= SIMCOE - DELHI - NORFOLK

=NEW= DUNNVILLE - CALEDONIA - HALDIMAND

=NEW= OXFORD - BRANT

=NEW= NIAGARA

=NEW= CITY OF HAMILTON

=NEW= HALTON - PEEL

=NEW= YORK - DURHAM

=NEW= STRATFORD - MITCHELL - SOUTHERN PERTH COUNTY

=NEW= LISTOWEL - MILVERTON - NORTHERN PERTH COUNTY

=NEW= WATERLOO - WELLINGTON

=NEW= DUFFERIN - INNISFIL

=NEW= SAUGEEN SHORES - KINCARDINE - SOUTHERN BRUCE COUNTY

=NEW= HANOVER - DUNDALK - SOUTHERN GREY COUNTY

=NEW= OWEN SOUND - BLUE MOUNTAINS - NORTHERN GREY COUNTY

=NEW= BARRIE - ORILLIA - MIDLAND

BRUCE PENINSULA - SAUBLE BEACH - TOBERMORY

PARRY SOUND - MUSKOKA

BURK'S FALLS - BAYFIELD INLET.

A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM IS PRODUCING SNOW SQUALLS OVER LAKE HURON AND

GEORGIAN BAY AS WELL AS BURSTS OF SNOW ALONG ITS MAIN COLD FRONT

WHICH IS SWEEPING ACROSS SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO FROM LONDON TO DURHAM

REGION. ALONG THE COLD FRONT, SEVERAL BANDS OF SNOW WITH GUSTY WINDS

ARE REDUCING VISIBILITIES DOWN TO LESS THAN ONE KILOMETRE. THE SNOW

BANDS WILL PASS THROUGH THE GREATER TORONTO AREA THIS AFTERNOON.

THE MAIN CONCERN ASSOCIATED WITH THESE SNOW BANDS WILL BE QUICK

BURSTS OF SNOW OF ABOUT 2 TO 4 CM AND BLOWING SNOW WHICH WILL

PRODUCE LOW VISIBILITY OF LESS THAN ONE KILOMETRE. WINDS

COULD GUST UP TO 60 KM/H. MOTORISTS ARE ADVISED TO USE CAUTION DUE

TO POOR DRIVING CONDITIONS. CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED TO IMPROVE

RAPIDLY AFTER THE SNOW BANDS PASS.

OVER REGIONS LOCATED NEAR LAKE HURON AND GEORGIAN BAY SUCH AS GREY

- BRUCE AND BARRIE, LAKE EFFECT SNOW SQUALLS WILL CONTINUE TONIGHT.

LOCAL SNOW AMOUNTS OF 20 TO 30 CM ARE EXPECTED WITH HIGHER AMOUNTS

POSSIBLE IF THE SNOW SQUALLS REMAIN STATIONARY FOR A LONGER PERIOD

OF TIME.

SNOW SQUALLS THIS AFTERNOON INTO TONIGHT.

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lolz! I just saw that. They're using that warning like Quebec does: to indicate brief but very heavy snow and/or gusty winds, rather than LES.

Here I got all excited for some mega LES event...but ya it's for that sliver of a band about to come through kdubbs right now. D'aw.

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It's ok. I'm at peace with it. We're in a long term rut over here and ain't nothing going to shake us loose from it any time soon. Once the snow stops today I'm going to take a nice break from this all. No point standing in a desert waiting for grass to grow.

I wait 7+ months for all the winter talk and excitement to heat up on the board like a child waiting up or who can't fall fall asleep on christmas eve in anticipation of what santa brings this yr and sadly most have woken xmas morning to fruit cake or coal.. A break is not a bad thing (easy for me to say) for you and for those of us who love to read yours and others post who are lacking this winter its a big disapointment..

Good thing is you will come back refreshed and there is still plenty of time left to weenie out to a good finish to winter.

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