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December 10-12th Clippers


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DVN growing a bit more pessimistic as the night goes on...

 

.UPDATE...
ISSUED AT 1126 PM CST TUE DEC 10 2013

WITH SNOW TOTALS COMING IN FAR LESS THAN FORECAST THROUGH 06Z...I
HAVE HAD TO CUT BACK GREATLY ON SNOW TOTALS FOR THIS EVENT.
FORCING STILL LOOKS TO IMPACT LOCATIONS GENERALLY NORTH OF
INTERSTATE 80 OVERNIGHT...WITH WIDESPREAD 0.05 TO 0.10 OF QPF.
THUS...A 1 TO 2.5 INCH TOTAL EVENT LOOKS TO BE MOST LIKELY OVER
THIS AREA BEFORE IS SHUTS DOWN LATE TONIGHT. WINDS TOMORROW DO NOT
APPEAR AS LIKELY TO BE STRONG AS EARLIER FORECAST. I HAVE TRIMMED
LEVELS BACK TO A 20 GUST 30 FORECAST FOR NOW. I WILL PASS TO THE
NEXT SHIFT THAT THIS MAY GREATLY INHIBIT SEVERITY OF BLOWING
SNOW...OR IN THIS CASE ENHANCE A LACK OF ITS OCCURRENCE.
ERVIN

 

Looking like this little clipper has done the opposite of what we love when tracking these winter systems.  This one has sort of crapped the bed in the midnight hour.  So many times when tracking winter systems we get a last-minute uptick in intensity that increases amounts, but this event is on the other range of the spectrum.  Even though it will serve to be a bit of a disappointment for some areas, it's been pretty fun to forecast the last few days.  Definitely beats the relentless boredom from last December.

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DVN growing a bit more pessimistic as the night goes on...

 

.UPDATE...

ISSUED AT 1126 PM CST TUE DEC 10 2013

WITH SNOW TOTALS COMING IN FAR LESS THAN FORECAST THROUGH 06Z...I

HAVE HAD TO CUT BACK GREATLY ON SNOW TOTALS FOR THIS EVENT.

FORCING STILL LOOKS TO IMPACT LOCATIONS GENERALLY NORTH OF

INTERSTATE 80 OVERNIGHT...WITH WIDESPREAD 0.05 TO 0.10 OF QPF.

THUS...A 1 TO 2.5 INCH TOTAL EVENT LOOKS TO BE MOST LIKELY OVER

THIS AREA BEFORE IS SHUTS DOWN LATE TONIGHT. WINDS TOMORROW DO NOT

APPEAR AS LIKELY TO BE STRONG AS EARLIER FORECAST. I HAVE TRIMMED

LEVELS BACK TO A 20 GUST 30 FORECAST FOR NOW. I WILL PASS TO THE

NEXT SHIFT THAT THIS MAY GREATLY INHIBIT SEVERITY OF BLOWING

SNOW...OR IN THIS CASE ENHANCE A LACK OF ITS OCCURRENCE.

ERVIN

 

Looking like this little clipper has done the opposite of what we love when tracking these winter systems.  This one has sort of crapped the bed in the midnight hour.  So many times when tracking winter systems we get a last-minute uptick in intensity that increases amounts, but this event is on the other range of the spectrum.  Even though it will serve to be a bit of a disappointment for some areas, it's been pretty fun to forecast the last few days.  Definitely beats the relentless boredom from last December.

I think they gave up too soon.

 

Still looks like an axis, although a narrow one, from N-C. IA to N-C. IL that will see 2-4".

 

That axis will probably end up just south/west of ORD, thus 1.5" looks good.

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DVN was wrong to cut back totals last night.  They were thinking 2-5 in the main band and that is exactly what fell.

 

We got off to a slow start, but I ended up with 2.5 inches of snow from only 0.10" of liquid.  This stuff is as light as air.  Just a bit northeast of CR they got 3.5-4 inches.  The overnight radar loop suggests there should be a few 5 inch totals in a couple counties between CR and Dubuque.  

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haha, 50:1 if this is right

PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT  NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHICAGO/ROMEOVILLE IL  905 AM CST WED DEC 11 2013     .TIME...   ...EVENT...      ...CITY LOCATION...     ...LAT.LON     .DATE...   ....MAG....      ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE.                ..REMARKS..    0700 AM     SNOW             MAZON                   41.24N 88.42W   12/11/2013  M1.5 INCH        GRUNDY             IL   EMERGENCY MNGR                  1.5 INCHES SNOWFALL AT 7 AM. 0.03 INCHES LIQUID...2 INCH               SNOW DEPTH. FROM GRUNDY CO EMA.  
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