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February 2012 General Discussion


Nic

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Has the majority of SEMI even had a 5" snow depth yet this season?

Yesterday morning we did here/DTW. Some places havent exceeded 4" yet though. Our depth has settled to about 3-4" avg now. Of course, this is average depth, I have 10-inch drifts in mby and some open areas have a few 2-3 foot drifts lol.

Caught this pic right after sunset, the clear sky was the coolest deep shade of blue!

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Yesterday morning we did here/DTW. Some places havent exceeded 4" yet though. Our depth has settled to about 3-4" avg now. Of course, this is average depth, I have 10-inch drifts in mby and some open areas have a few 2-3 foot drifts lol.

Haven't had a 5 inch depth here in Ann Arbor, however we did crack 30" here with the weekend event :thumbsup:

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With longrange (not to mention midrange and shortrange lol) models changing the details wildly every run, one common theme I see is an active weather pattern seemingly setting up for a while. So Im thinking a good idea for many of us to go into these next few weeks with the expectations that we will win some and lose some.

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With longrange (not to mention midrange and shortrange lol) models changing the details wildly every run, one common theme I see is an active weather pattern seemingly setting up for a while. So Im thinking a good idea for many of us to go into these next few weeks with the expectations that we will win some and lose some.

Yes the pattern does look to get active through the end of the month, just need a good phase at some point with the split flow. If we were to get that someone in the region could end up with a really nice system.

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Sunny and 37F today, lost some snow, right now Id say avg snow depth is 3", though my yard has everything from a few bare spots to a few 8" drifts, the avg depth in most spots is 2-4". The cons of a drifty snowfall is that bare spots show up immediately, and its a b*tch to figure out what to put for your snow depth if your a weather observer, the pro is that with many drifts at the very least the landscape will have tints of winter until a real torch comes (which doesnt look to come anytime soon) whereas an even snowcover would probably all disappear with a rainstorm (if thats what happens Thurs).

NAM has DTW getting 0.10" qpf with tonight/tomorrow snowfall and GFS 0.08", so they ticked back up.

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Seems like we actually have some potential for the rest of february for people in this board. The GEFS seems to like the idea of systems coming towards the MW/GL possibly bringing rain and snow. Also the 12Z euro looked interesting but as always it is 8 days out :facepalm:

Absolutely potential is there. Looks very active, and with the snowbanks now the biggest theyve been all winter long, regardless of what actually happens Thursday, Im thinking that despite increasing sun angle, it will be a while before we have that completely barren look.

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Absolutely potential is there. Looks very active, and with the snowbanks now the biggest theyve been all winter long, regardless of what actually happens Thursday, Im thinking that despite increasing sun angle, it will be a while before we have that completely barren look.

Let's hope. The latest storm if you can even call it that for my area for you it was pretty good but anyways it only produced a couple inches at best. I'm hoping that these next couple of weeks produces more than that like 6+'' but I am getting too ahead of myself lol

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