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November 11-12 Cold Front/Lake Effect Rain/Snow


Thunder Road

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We just launched a balloon.  While it was still visible, it was deflecting to the west a bit as it rose.

 

Coming in and looking at what the sonde was reporting, we had winds around 350 deg at ~900 mb, then around 5 deg at ~850 mb.

 

 

I will try to share the sounding when it's complete.

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  On 11/12/2013 at 5:30 AM, Thunder Road said:

In other news, the HRRR stopped running.

 

I guess someone at ESRL decided it was bogus and to not encourage the weenies too much.

 

Doh!

 

At least the 1z run was favoring a couple spots. One of them being by Portage.

 

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Nice report Brewers.  :thumbsup:  I think that's the highest report I heard of closest to the lake in WI.

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  On 11/12/2013 at 5:47 AM, Brewers said:

Some light lake effect showers trying to brush the shore here, MKE reporting -SN.

 

Glad you mentioned something... I was only focused on the LES on the other side of the lake, haha.

 

Edit: Flurries falling here.

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  On 11/12/2013 at 5:23 AM, Thunder Road said:

We just launched a balloon.  While it was still visible, it was deflecting to the west a bit as it rose.

 

Coming in and looking at what the sonde was reporting, we had winds around 350 deg at ~900 mb, then around 5 deg at ~850 mb.

 

 

I will try to share the sounding when it's complete.

I wish we could launch balloons at Ohio U! Down to 38 here on campus with steadier precip getting ready to push in...I think I'll be getting my snow soon enough.

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  On 11/12/2013 at 6:36 AM, Thunder Road said:

Looks like there's a second band forming west of the main one.  Check out GRR's radar.

 

The lake is really lighting up tonight. Looks like you're about to get the first wave of snow showers from it.

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  On 11/12/2013 at 7:01 AM, Geos said:

LOT should put Porter County in a warning to cover that possibility of 6-10".

 

Advisory could be warranted for Lake County as well.

Flurry activity increasing a bit here.

 

If they believed the HRRR, then yes.  But let's see.  I'm sure they're watching it, and they'll pull the trigger if they feel they're confident enough.

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  On 11/12/2013 at 1:53 AM, hm8 said:

eh...

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DETROIT/PONTIAC MI

830 PM EDT MON NOV 11 2013

THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME SNOW REPORTS FROM THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS...AS OF 830 PM...

SAGINAW TRACE

WEST BLOOMFIELD 0.1 INCHES...

BERKLEY 0.2 INCHES...

MAYVILLE 0.2 INCHES...

DETROIT METRO AIRPORT 0.3 INCHES...

PECK 0.3 INCHES...

FLINT 0.4 INCHES...

GARDEN CITY 0.4 INCHES...

HIGHLAND 0.5 INCHES...

HOLLY 0.5 INCHES...

MORENCI 0.5 INCHES...

PONTIAC 0.5 INCHES...

FOWLERVILLE 0.6 INCHES...

NWS DETROIT 0.6 INCHES...

GRAND BLANC 0.8 INCHES...

West Bloomfield Cam. Snow amount report fail.

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Definitely looks like 0.1 inch. Lol

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Here at work in St. Joseph literally across the street from the big lake. Visibilty @ not more than 1/8 mile, hvy snow/sleet mix continuing, latest official report an hour ago had us at 9" but could be in double digits already. My vantage point on the second floor is hard for estimating totals on the street level. Sorry, no camera options for me at work office, but it is a serious pounding for literally the 1st flakes event of the season right here along the shoreline. Could use one of these: :sled:   

 

Happy winter season all! :snowing:

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Here is a picture in Kingsford Heights at 7:30 am EST where I took the 7 inch measurement earlier. Visibility 250-300 yds. Huge snowflakes. 

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Here is a picture as I exited the eastern side of the band. Snow was still falling, but the sunrise could be seen underneath the cloud shield. This was taken about 7:35 am EST. 

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  On 11/12/2013 at 2:17 PM, extremewx52 said:

Here is a picture in Kingsford Heights at 7:30 am EST where I took the 7 inch measurement earlier. Visibility 250-300 yds. Huge snowflakes. 

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Here is a picture as I exited the eastern side of the band. Snow was still falling, but the sunrise could be seen underneath the cloud shield. This was taken about 7:35 am EST. 

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LOVE the second pic!

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