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December 24-30th Clippers


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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...CORRECTED

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DETROIT/PONTIAC MI

1010 AM EST THU DEC 26 2013

SNOW REPORTS

LOCATION SNOWFALL DURATION

(INCHES) (HOURS) LAT LON

...BAY COUNTY...

AUBURN M 1.0 M 43.60N 84.08W

...GENESEE COUNTY...

FLINT M 1.7 M 43.02N 83.69W

GOODRICH M 2.8 M 42.92N 83.51W

...HURON COUNTY...

FILION M 2.4 M 43.90N 83.00W

BAD AXE M 2.6 M 43.80N 83.00W

...LAPEER COUNTY...

2 W LAPEER M 2.3 M 43.05N 83.36W

...LENAWEE COUNTY...

TIPTON M 1.0 M 42.02N 84.06W

...LIVINGSTON COUNTY...

HOWELL M 3.7 12 42.61N 83.94W

...MACOMB COUNTY...

SHELBY TOWNSHIP M 2.0 M 42.67N 83.03W

UTICA M 2.1 M 42.63N 83.02W

RICHMOND M 3.2 M 42.81N 82.75W

...MONROE COUNTY...

1 W MONROE M 1.2 M 41.92N 83.41W

MONROE M 1.5 M 41.92N 83.39W

...OAKLAND COUNTY...

WEST BLOOMFIELD M 1.8 M 42.57N 83.38W

2 SE ROYAL OAK M 2.0 M 42.49N 83.13W

4 E WHITE LAKE M 2.0 M 42.65N 83.43W

BLOOMFIELD HILLS M 2.0 M 42.58N 83.25W

PONTIAC M 2.2 M 42.65N 83.29W

PONTIAC M 2.5 M 42.65N 83.29W

...SAGINAW COUNTY...

MERRILL M 2.3 M 43.41N 84.34W

3 W SAGINAW M 2.7 M 43.42N 84.01W

FRANKENMUTH M 2.7 M 43.33N 83.74W

SAGINAW M 2.8 M 43.42N 83.95W

...SANILAC COUNTY...

MARLETTE M 3.0 M 43.33N 83.08W

...SHIAWASSEE COUNTY...

OWOSSO M 2.4 M 43.00N 84.18W

DURAND M 3.8 M 42.91N 83.99W

...ST. CLAIR COUNTY...

ALGONAC M 1.0 M 42.62N 82.53W

YALE M 2.0 M 43.13N 82.80W

PORT HURON M 3.2 24 42.99N 82.43W

...TUSCOLA COUNTY...

CARO M 4.0 M 43.49N 83.40W

...WASHTENAW COUNTY...

MANCHESTER M 1.0 M 42.15N 84.04W

SALINE M 1.0 M 42.18N 83.78W

ANN ARBOR M 1.1 M 42.28N 83.73W

MILAN M 1.5 M 42.09N 83.68W

CHELSEA M 2.0 M 42.31N 84.02W

...WAYNE COUNTY...

DEARBORN HEIGHTS M 1.0 M 42.33N 83.27W

DETROIT M 1.3 M 42.38N 83.11W

GROSSE ILE M 1.3 M 42.13N 83.15W

WYANDOTTE M 1.3 M 42.21N 83.16W

DEARBORN M 2.0 M 42.31N 83.21W

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I'm glad to see those to my north and northwest are getting some nickles and dimes to build their base, except for bo. He's just getting buried.

 

I've just been getting fringed by these clippers down here for pennies and nickles. 0.1" and 0.2" for the 2 clippers yesterday and look to get missed to the north by today's.

 

Oh well, it would all be gone by Saturday here anyway.

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Went to shovel at 7am before I headed out to boxing day sales and measured another 1.3" last night, awesome. Brings back all the snow-cover i lost this past week. 

 

Given yesterdays 2.0" and today's 1.3", this brings my two day total to 3.3" (8.3cm). Definitely a nice surprise. :)

 

Happy Holidays! 

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I had 0.2" yesterday (wave 1) and 1.2" today (wave 2). Nice to see a completely white landscape quickly return after a 3-day hiatus of a T, but I won't lie, its a bit annoying that ever since I jackpotted in the December 14th snowstorm, the northern suburbs have been hogging all of these minor snowfalls! Actually even south of me into monroe got slightly more than here. Basically forecast was spot on here and a slight overperformer elsewhere. There is one more wave coming tonight, lets see if third times a charm.

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It's going to be awhile before we lose our snow cover completely. Steady -SN here now. Big flakes.

 

Saturday though will go a long way toward that unfortunately, perhaps even in Milwaukee, but especially in areas that have only cashed in on clippers recently, since all their snow will be light and fluffy.

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In my driveway... the van, which was clean last evening as of about 7PM, had 4" of delightfully fluffy snow on top of it. The driveway, another thing altogether. Last shoveled Sunday afternoon. There was three inches of wet snow that fell since Sunday, with a little over 3.5" of fluffy stuff on top. It wasn't fun shoveling this stuff, so much so that I dug our old electric snowblower out of the shed to deal with it. It still took me about 2 hours, but I was overdressed when I started, so I lost 20 minutes taking a wardrobe change. 

 

Overall, we had a very pretty Christmas here, decent, sparkling snow and glistening trees that looked like they had light emitting diodes in them when the light hit them. 

 

Winds picked up some today enough to blow some snow off the trees but not really gusty. We lost a small branch or two but nothing destructive. That said, we got out for the first time yesterday afternoon, driving to Christmas dinner. I was astonished at the amount of trees damaged and down... it was a lot worse than I figured it would be. Not nearly as bad as the pics show in Ontario, but pretty bad nonetheless.

 

We were extremely lucky that our power held here... there are several hundred to a couple thousand homes still dark within a mile radius, including a few still on our street. Last I heard there was still like 110k people still without power in Michigan. Consumer's Energy and DTE Energy outage maps are still lit up pretty good, especially DTE in Lapeer County.  

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Saturday though will go a long way toward that unfortunately, perhaps even in Milwaukee, but especially in areas that have only cashed in on clippers recently, since all their snow will be light and fluffy.

 

I highly doubt Milwaukee or even here will get much past 36°. The dewpoints will be low too, so the snowcover will be able to hang surround itself with colder air.

 

Solid 10" otg after compaction. 

 

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Saturday though will go a long way toward that unfortunately, perhaps even in Milwaukee, but especially in areas that have only cashed in on clippers recently, since all their snow will be light and fluffy.

Our snow pack here is weird, about 8" by eyeball. I scooped up a chunk in the yard earlier. The bottom has about an inch of coarse ice crystals which look like rock salt. Then, an air gap about 1/2" to the top of the grass. There is 1/4" crust of white ice, then cement snow around 2"thick with about 3" of fluffy snow on top of that. It's really odd feeling to walk on it as that ice layer sometimes gives and compresses that air gap under it.

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Given there's little to no snow once you get south of I-88...It's going to be mild.

 

GFS begs to differ. Taft was saying 45°. Now that sounds too high for ORD... maybe MDW.

 

Usually when snow starts melting, clouds form. Point here down to 40°.

 

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Yet another round of -SN currently.

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Looks like another 1-1.5" down from the second clipper. I assume that these are the biggest flakes of the season falling right now. Could go over 4" between the two rounds. Not bad at all.

It looked absolutely stunning out there today. A photographer's dream, possibly a once or twice in a lifetime photo opportunity (the ice on the trees coupled with the fresh snow and sunshine).

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So how much snow is on the ground in Toronto? Get out and take pics guys! I imagine the trees were stunning.

 

I did a little photoshopping from this morning snow. Got a new camera for Christmas which I havent opened yet, hoping for lots of pic opportunities this winter :)

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The trees are beyond stunning, especially after last night's snowfall. I just have to remember how to reduce the size of a picture file before I can upload it here.

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So how much snow is on the ground in Toronto? Get out and take pics guys! I imagine the trees were stunning.

 

I did a little photoshopping from this morning snow. Got a new camera for Christmas which I havent opened yet, hoping for lots of pic opportunities this winter :)

 

 I'm going to downtown tomorrow to watch the Hockey game at the ACC :D. I'll take some pictures. Still over 40,000 people without power in the city. 

 

And in my area I have about 6.5-7" on the ground. The trees looked beautiful this morning. A picture perfect scene, no doubt. I must say, it was the best Christmas in a while. 

 

Hbu?

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