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December 20-22 Major Winter Storm Part 3


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No offense but we won't be getting more than 2 to four inches additional. And that might be a bit high.

My SmartCast Summary Output 20 Dec/19Z to 21 Dec/19Z

(Full output uploaded http://smartwxmodel.net/update.htm)

Davenport Region: Monitoring heavy snow from 21Z to 00Z, with snow rates of 1.2 to 1.9” possible during this timeframe. Potential to receive up to an additional 7” of snowfall. Winds will continue 40 to 45MPH with gusts up to 55MPH possible from 19Z to 05Z. Blizzard like conditions from 21Z to 04Z.

Fond Du Lac Region: Continued snow til about 14Z, then cloudy. Snowfall rates will be around .7” through the period, with some isolated 1” possible, especially 20Z to 02Z. Snowfall accumulations of 8.2” possible. In addition, blizzard conditions from now until 14Z, with winds gusting up to 45MPH til 10Z.

Traverse City Region: Looking at snow increasing in intensity after 00Z, with snowfall rates up to .8” per hour. Winds will begin increasing to 30 to 40MPH after 06Z, then 40 to 45MPH from 09Z through 16Z. Looking at snowfall accumulations of 7.8” during next 24 hours.

Rockford Region: Snow will begin around 22Z and rapidly increase with 1.3 to 1.8” snow rates from 22Z to 02Z, this will result in up to 8” of snow accumulation possible. In additions winds will be gusting around 45MPH from 22Z to 07Z, causing blizzard like conditions during this time. After 13Z, look for wind chills to run 0F to -5F.

Milwaukee Region: Looking for snow to begin around 00Z, with snowfall rates of 1.1 to 1.8” from 00Z to 03Z. Snow will continue through 19Z. Looking at 7.1” of snow accumulation possible. In addition, winds will increase to 35 to 40MPH after 23Z, and around 50MPH from 04Z to 08Z. Look for blizzard conditions from 02Z to 09Z.

Galesburg Region: Moderate to Heavy Snow from now til 00Z, with snowfall rates of 1 to 1.4” possible. Potential to receive up to 7” on snow accumulations possible. Also winds will be between 50 and 55MPH from 20Z to 03Z, which will cause blizzard like conditions till around 08Z, then improving.

Snowfall accumulation Potential:

Dubuque: 3.6”, Wind Gust 51MPH Possible

Green Bay: 5.4”, Wind Gust 44MPH Possible

Kenosha: 4.1”

Quincy: 3.8”, Wind Gusts up to 58MPH Possible.

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Its very fine misty flakes, but snowing good.

Alek very happy my call will work out, was nervous for a while. I can't complain since we had the ghd blizzard.

None taken, just going of my output, still trying to indicate some decent snow for about 3-4 hours. Seeing DVN within a heavier band right now...

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Gdamnit!! Maybe I wasn't too far off after all! lol. Verona is about 6 miles away

From Skilling:

18.5" snow Middleton WI, 16" Verona WI, 11.4 Truax Field. Snowing very heavily in RFD--roads now snow covered. Transition to snow: 1:45 pm.

Oh well, I feel better about being more diligent with my measurements over a wider area.

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As for tonight...Im hoping we can get an inch total here by tomorrow afternoon, but am totally expecting the wet slushy snow that doesnt stick to pavement. I honestly havent had to shovel here since Feb 14th (I didnt shovel Feb 24th bc it melted on pavement quickly). Tho I did have to shovel my tires out in Grayling March 3rd! The March and November dustings were of no shoveling consequence at all. If the euro is right, that will change this week. if not I will have to join SSC in the complaint thread. I may not have had it nearly as bad as him in terms of his years of sucky luck, but my patience for this year will only go so far.

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Winds certainly back on the increase. Should start cranking within the next few hours. I have absolutely no doubt that we will lose power tonight. Seems we lose power any time the wind gusts above 30 mph.

As for snow...

Was hoping we'd pull a miracle and get within the 2-3" range, but I'm pretty pessimistic about that now. An inch should be attainable; anything more will likely be a stretch. Wildcard could be any lake response, but there's too many negatives in play for that right now (winds are too strong, best instability arrives after flow veers more west). Still think Michiana may squeeze a few inches.

Overall a pretty awesome storm, though.

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