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December 26th - 27th Blizzard Part 4


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Oddly, IND only picked up 0.1" after 12 PM. Maybe the visibility restriction was more because of blowing snow but I thought they were under a pretty good band for a while...

I'm not convinced they didn't overmeasure during a certain one hour period during the morning when it was reported they picked up 3"...and then spent the next couple of hours understating in order that the correct total lined up by mid-afternoon. You are correct, it was still snowing pretty well on a couple of occasions after noontime.

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Preliminary Snowfall Totals for the Detroit area...

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ZCZC ARBPNSDTX

NOUS43 KDTX 270220

MIZ047>049-053>055-060>063-068>070-075-076-082-083-270430-

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...STORM TOTALS

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DETROIT/PONTIAC MI

920 PM EST WED DEC 26 2012

STORM TOTAL SNOW REPORTS

LOCATION SNOWFALL DURATION

(INCHES) (HOURS) LAT LON

...GENESEE COUNTY...

5 SSW FLINT M 2.5 4 42.96N 83.71W

FLINT M 3.0 6 43.02N 83.69W

...LAPEER COUNTY...

2 W MARLETTE M 3.2 5.5 43.33N 83.12W

...LIVINGSTON COUNTY...

4 SSW BRIGHTON M 6.0 7 42.47N 83.80W

...MACOMB COUNTY...

2 WSW MOUNT CLEMENS M 5.0 7 42.59N 82.92W

STERLING HEIGHTS M 5.0 8.5 42.58N 83.03W

EASTPOINTE M 6.0 6 42.47N 82.96W

...MONROE COUNTY...

MONROE M 2.0 7 41.92N 83.39W

...OAKLAND COUNTY...

3 WSW PONTIAC M 4.2 7 42.64N 83.35W

FARMINGTON M 4.5 5 42.46N 83.38W

WHITE LAKE M 4.6 6 42.65N 83.50W

WHITE LAKE M 5.0 6.5 42.65N 83.50W

LAKE ORION M 5.5 5.5 42.78N 83.24W

ROCHESTER HILLS M 5.7 8.5 42.67N 83.16W

2 NW ROCHESTER M 6.0 8.5 42.70N 83.15W

ROYAL OAK M 6.0 8 42.51N 83.15W

NW TROY M 6.3 8 42.58N 83.14W

...SANILAC COUNTY...

LEXINGTON M 4.6 7 43.27N 82.53W

...SHIAWASSEE COUNTY...

2 N BYRON E 4.5 6 42.85N 83.95W

...ST. CLAIR COUNTY...

YALE E 3.5 6 43.13N 82.80W

...WASHTENAW COUNTY...

DEXTER M 4.5 8 42.33N 83.88W

2 WNW ANN ARBOR M 6.5 7 42.28N 83.77W

...WAYNE COUNTY...

TAYLOR M 4.5 6.5 42.23N 83.27W

WOODHAVEN M 4.5 6 42.13N 83.24W

ROMULUS M 4.8 6.5 42.22N 83.37W

RIVERVIEW M 5.2 7 42.17N 83.19W

5 SSW WARREN M 5.8 9 42.42N 83.07W

M = MEASURED

E = ESTIMATED

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mentioned last nite and will stick with call of 4-8 inches in toronto

10-16 S of lake ontario with localized 20 inches.

congrats to everyone who got snow, some great pics..... :)

Long time no chat OL. Hope things are well with you. Expecting good things with this storm in VT?

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Even though the low visibility snow has been gone for hours here, I notice from looking at the once-shoveled drive that the persistent light snow is accumulating very well, a rime-like powder. At 4:20pm I cleared a spot and snowboard and we had 4.2", since then it has gotten much easier to measure as the wind has calmed down considerably. Peaked at 9:30pm, and we had 1.7" additional for a total of 5.9" and still snowing, so indeed this has turned into a 6"+ storm. And the perfect kind...nice powder, not wet, not fluffy. This is a sledders/cross country skiers dream.

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Long time no chat OL. Hope things are well with you. Expecting good things with this storm in VT?

since i moved to vermont in january, there has not been a snowfall greater than a few inches here where i live.

orographics make it difficult to predict snow, its an entirely different beast forecasting wise.

i have a lot to learn here when it comes to forecasting. its amazing the difference only a few miles makes. for example, i live along the shore of lake champlain and it can be raining here and go one exit dow the interstate and up about 500 ft and its SN+ and go down the hill its rain again.

EDIT congrats on the snow i got home late from work and went back to about 2am last nite and read through the threads..... :) happy to see our friends in indiana and michigan do well.

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since i moved to vermont in january, there has not been a snowfall greater than a few inches here where i live.

orographics make it difficult to predict snow, its an entirely different beast forecasting wise.

i have a lot to learn here when it comes to forecasting. its amazing the difference only a few miles makes. for example, i live along the shore of lake champlain and it can be raining here and go one exit dow the interstate and up about 500 ft and its SN+ and go down the hill its rain again.

Sounds fun. I guess you're close to enough to seeing snow...if conditions warrant. Good luck with this one. :)

EDIT: And thanks. Nice to see snow on the ground again.

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since i moved to vermont in january, there has not been a snowfall greater than a few inches here where i live.

orographics make it difficult to predict snow, its an entirely different beast forecasting wise.

i have a lot to learn here when it comes to forecasting. its amazing the difference only a few miles makes. for example, i live along the shore of lake champlain and it can be raining here and go one exit dow the interstate and up about 500 ft and its SN+ and go down the hill its rain again.

EDIT congrats on the snow i got home late from work and went back to about 2am last nite and read through the threads..... :) happy to see our friends in indiana and michigan do well.

Looks like our old stomping grounds (Ottawa) will get hit again tomorrow. Quite the december up there!

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I can see it's ripping pretty good at your place - Harrisale! :thumbsup:

35dbz returns moving north of Buffalo.

Better than expected for sure. Snowfall rates and flake size have picked up within the last hour, visibility down as well. :D

Moderate snow and blowing snow. Would be nice to get some +SN though.

Similar here, possible +SN for a brief few minutes.... eh maybe not. Close though

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Radar trends seem to be favouring the southern and western parts of the GTA attm. Hopefully something can rotate up your way at some point, although you have a little dry pocket on the way in the next half hour.

I saw that. Hopefully it won't last long and some moderate returns move across the lake from NYS.

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