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All I'm sayin'...Is give mom nature a chance - LOL. Storm potential of 2/23-24 Bears Watching


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Normally no but this close in and only the GFS on your side is not good for those to the north.

Beast from the east would be Douche Noah after seeing the NAM if he was back home.

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Just got back from the MU game. At least something went well; it would be icing on the cake if the best chance for a storm so far missed just south. Hoping beyond all hope the NAM and some other models are wrong.

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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREEN BAY WI

926 PM CST WED FEB 22 2012

UPDATE

MADE SOME MINOR CHANGES TO SKY COVER AND MIN TEMPS FOR

TONIGHT. PREVIOUS SHIFT WENT THE RIGHT DIRECTION WITH THE FCST ON

THURSDAY...BY SIDING WITH MODELS FAVORING A SOUTHERN TRACK OF THE

LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM. WV IMAGERY CLEARLY SHOWED THE ECMWF TO HAVE

THE BEST HANDLE ON THE KEY UPSTREAM FEATURES AT 00Z. THE 00Z NAM

HAS FINALLY CAUGHT ON...AND KEEPS C/NE WI DRY THROUGH 00Z FRI...

SIMILAR TO THE 12Z ECMWF. HAVE REMOVED POPS IN C/EC WI ON THURS...

BUT WILL LEAVE ANY POSSIBLE CHANGES TO THE LATER PERIODS FOR THE

MID SHIFT.

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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LA CROSSE WI

939 PM CST WED FEB 22 2012

SHORT TERM

TONIGHT

938 PM CST WED FEB 22 2012

THROUGHOUT THE EVENING...THE GREATEST PRESSURE FALLS AHEAD OF THE

SURFACE LOW IN SOUTHEAST MONTANA HAVE BEEN LOCATED ACROSS EASTERN

WYOMING...WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA...AND WESTERN NEBRASKA. IN

ADDITION...THE 850 MB TO 500 MB WINDS HAVE BEEN FAVORING A MOVE

SOUTHERN TRACK WITH ITS MID AND UPPER SHORT WAVE. THE 22.12Z ECMWF...

GEM...AND UKMET FAVORED A MUCH SOUTHERN SOLUTION. THROUGHOUT THE

EVENING...WE HAVE WATCHED THE RUC...ARX GFS...AND 23.00Z NAM/WRF

ALSO COME ALONG TO THIS SOUTHERN SOLUTION. WITH THIS TRACK...IT

CAME APPARENT THAT AREAS ALONG THE INTERSTATE 90 CORRIDOR WOULD

LIKELY NOT SEE ANY SNOW ACCUMULATIONS FROM THIS SYSTEM. AS A

RESULT...THEY WERE DROPPED FROM THE WINTER STORM WATCH.

MEANWHILE AREAS ACROSS NORTHEAST IOWA AND SOUTHWEST WISCONSIN

MAY STILL SEE ANYWHERE FROM 3 TO 6 INCHES OF SNOW FROM LATE

THURSDAY MORNING THROUGH THURSDAY EVENING. AT THIS TIME...THE

HIGHER AMOUNTS LOOK TO BE SOUTH OF MASON CITY IOWA TO LANCASTER

WISCONSIN LINE. DUE TO THIS THE WINTER WATCH WAS LEFT UP.

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Extremely difficult call for the QCA. Very fine line separating a primary rain/tail-end snow event from a significant snowstorm. Thermo profiles are a little warm for much of the day tomorrow before crashing after 21z. We stay in sort of a thermal ridge as the surface low passes just south/and sort of pivots the rain/snow line in this area. This could keep us all rain for much of the day, which would really kill snow amounts. On the flip side, the dynamics with this thing are VERY impressive, and could easily overcome the relatively shallow warm layer. That's something that will probably have to wait and see how things trend tomorrow morning upstream.

If I was forecasting for this area I'd probably go with a broad brush 2-5" type forecast. I could easily see us busting on either side of that though. With the extreme dynamics and very strong baroclinic zone, combined with a relatively slow moving system leads me to believe a few locations could top the 10" mark.

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