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December 2013 General Discussion


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More pics to come since there is not whole lot to do. Lol.

Nice pic. This is the perfect example of how the elevation of northern Oakland county can make all the difference in the world in a marginal situation like this. And I take it you still have 3" snowdepth?

 

As I whined about in the storm thread, snowdepth 1" this morning. We have plenty of 2" spots (and some higher) but also bare spots. Temp is rising too, up to 35F. I suspect by the end of the day we will be at a T of snowdepth, although we will have a bit larger piles and snowbanks than your average torch that hangs around just long enough to destroy everything then the cold filters in lol. Just kinda ticks me off that even though I was RIGHT that 33-34F heavy rain wouldnt completely destroy a snowpack, i didnt foresee so long a period of mild temps and very high dewpoints Thu-Fri like we saw that did most of the damage. You know Im the last to complain as we truly have done very well snowfall wise for many years running now, but you also know me and snowcover, and if it isnt one thing its another for Ma Nature to troll my snowpack!!!

 

Hoping tomorrow nights convergence band sets up over here smile.png

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This is totally OT but has anyone checked out the temps on the east coast? Its simply incredible. NYC rose to 70F by 10am.....DC/Baltimore got into the 70s by 4am.....and currently its 76F and rising in RIC. That is just mindboggling for the first full day of winter.

Incredible.. 

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This is totally OT but has anyone checked out the temps on the east coast? Its simply incredible. NYC rose to 70F by 10am.....DC/Baltimore got into the 70s by 4am.....and currently its 76F and rising in RIC. That is just mindboggling for the first full day of winter.

 

THAT's the true definition of torch.

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4km NAM says 5 above for a high temp on Christmas Eve will do it.

The 4"+ of new snow on top of the 2" glacier makes for a solid 6" base. No sign of any days above freezing anytime soon, so it looks to be here to stay.

Yeah, has some snow that had drifted over the sidewalk prior to the zr. No scraping that now

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63 degrees here today and bright sunshine during the noon hour. Feels like spring. Would have been a record high tomorrow, but 1 degree short today.

Columbus had a whopping +31 departure yesterday ... Now that's the epitome of a torch in winter. Both a record high of 69 and record low min of 57.

Places in eastern Ohio will have completely wiped out any negative temperature departures for the month of December. However the next week should bring those back to below normal.

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michsnowfreak, on 22 Dec 2013 - 08:29 AM, said:michsnowfreak, on 22 Dec 2013 - 08:29 AM, said:

Nice pic. This is the perfect example of how the elevation of northern Oakland county can make all the difference in the world in a marginal situation like this. And I take it you still have 3" snowdepth?

 

As I whined about in the storm thread, snowdepth 1" this morning. We have plenty of 2" spots (and some higher) but also bare spots. Temp is rising too, up to 35F. I suspect by the end of the day we will be at a T of snowdepth, although we will have a bit larger piles and snowbanks than your average torch that hangs around just long enough to destroy everything then the cold filters in lol. Just kinda ticks me off that even though I was RIGHT that 33-34F heavy rain wouldnt completely destroy a snowpack, i didnt foresee so long a period of mild temps and very high dewpoints Thu-Fri like we saw that did most of the damage. You know Im the last to complain as we truly have done very well snowfall wise for many years running now, but you also know me and snowcover, and if it isnt one thing its another for Ma Nature to troll my snowpack!!!

 

Hoping tomorrow nights convergence band sets up over here smile.png

 

Funny thing this, you said earlier this week that there was no way we'd lose the snowpack (and I said even you would b**ch about losing the snowpack before Christmas). :lmao:

 

But anyways, I'm going to try and ignore the weather over the next 2 weeks. Doesn't look like anything of interest will come out of it as this convoluted BS of a winter storm has worked over the atmosphere.

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a lot OT but wtf kind of point is this....? kinda redundant a little.

 

Snow likely with areas of blowing snow before 10pm, then snow with areas of blowing snow between 10pm and 1am, then snow likely after 1am. Low around 10. Northeast wind around 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%.

Ive seen DTX put out points like that before too. It IS redundant, but basically what they are saying is that it will probably snow before 10 am (and when its snowing, it will be blowing), they are sure it will be snowing between 10p-1a, and then after 1a they think it will still be snowing. Kinda dumb, I agree.

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