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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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Impressive dynamics lining up and the heavy snow band looks like Ames-Clinton-Aurora 30mi. either side thru my area. I think we'll see some amounts in the 5-9" range through that band. DVN probably looks good for 5-7" while MLI probably more in the 4-6" range, unfortunately because of compaction/melting snow depth probably only will be half of what actually falls. Reminds me very much of a mid-late March type snowfall. I'm concerned with some of the signals on the models someone will get a great more snowfall if that thundersnow materializes. Instability and intense rates for a period of time look good right down I80.

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My guess right now for most of Detroit Metro area is would be a solid 6-9" unless you are at the border or well North of I-69. If thundersnow is realized there is a shot someone ends up >10" maybe even 11". This 6-9" band would also be my call for the Southern 3 tiers in GRR and into Southwestern Ontario up toward London.

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My guess right now for most of Detroit Metro area is would be a solid 6-9" unless you are at the border or well North of I-69. If thundersnow is realized there is a shot someone ends up >10" maybe even 11". This 6-9" band would also be my call for the Southern 3 tiers in GRR and into Southwestern Ontario up toward London.

So you think the Euro might be bunk?

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It is already too weak and the other models are clustered pretty well both in strength/QPF.

That is good to know...which is why I'm watching this thread carefully....the NCEP models gave SNE a pretty solid thump of snow (often DTW and BOS/ORH can get similar weather in these types of systems). The Euro was weaker with this front loaded dynamics....which I assume is what gives DTW their snow at a quick glance on the models.

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DTX..Over Night shift, the shift that does not like snow I think.. but anyways the cut down on the accums. for my areas..and added a slight chance of rain for Macomb CO.

Thursday Night...Snow. Accumulations 4 to 7 inches. Lows 29 to 33. Light east winds...becoming light northwest after midnight. Chance of snow near 100 percent.

Friday...Cloudy. Snow likely in the morning...then a chance of light snow in the afternoon. Accumulations 1 to 2 inches. Storm total snow accumulation 5 to 7 inches. Highs 34 to 38. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Chance of snow 70 percent.

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I'm not putting much stock in this thing going over 8". It's coming out of Wyoming...Barely a gulf connection at 850mb, every other level it has a horrible moisture field. Have to stick with history and say storms coming from Colorado/Wyoming rarely put down more than 8 inches max...always a few isolated areas of 10". I like the NAM swath with a max band running WSW to ENE around Hillsdale/Jackson co. around the higher end of 4-8 with a few isolated spots of up to 10" between JXN, Battle Creek and Lansing and then Dtw at the bottom end of the 4-8

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6z models and RUC guidance looking pretty sweet, most have best QPF a hair south of me, but this has potential to make a last minute hair jog north with the dry slot push. Either way, timing looks perfect and hoping for a period of intense rates. Final IMBY call.....4.5"

EDIT: timing also appears to be slowing down more as well. Might help tap the gulf more late period

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