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January 29-31 Wintry Weather


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GEM continues to look good for SE WI.

 

I think I'll go with a compromise of the GFS on one end and the NAM/GEM/RGEM on the other and go with another Madison to Sheboygan hit.  Worked out last time I called for it wiith the solstice storm, not that I necessarily want that likely snow gradient outcome.

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I think I'll go with a compromise of the GFS on one end and the NAM/GEM/RGEM on the other and go with another Madison to Sheboygan hit. Worked out last time I called for it wiith the solstice storm, not that I necessarily want that likely snow gradient outcome.

That sounds about right but I am still optimistic that MKE will get some decent snow. I wouldn't be surprised if the GFS shifts back SE.

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At this point, I think I'd frame my best zones for highest accumulating snows with these imaginary lines...

 

Southeastern edge: QC to MKE to TVC

Northwestern edge: DSM to LSE to GRB

 

Post 12z models, really like the northwestern edge. 80/20 if you will. 

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U of IL WRF ensembles very amped with this thing, much like the NAM.  Drops the surface low down below 980mb by the time it reaches northern-lower MI. 

 

Looks like some decent thundersnow potential over northern IL if this pans out...

 

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