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Hybrid frisbee storm - December 31-January 2


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RGEM has a 1011 low into southeast OH at 48 hours...and that's that. We'll have to see when the color total QPF become available, but it seemed like a better run for E IA, N IL, S WI, N IN, N OH, and S MI.

 

better precip a little further southeast into OH as well....extrapolated out it should be an ok hit for the eastern parts of the subforum as well.

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just nice to hear we've stopped the bleeding from some of yesterday's 12z runs. The floor for this one still looks like my best event since 2011.

 

Would be nice for you to get the GFS back on board for big totals. Not that it's the be all, end all...but further agreement and it's all systems go.

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just nice to hear we've stopped the bleeding from some of yesterday's 12z runs. The floor for this one still looks like my best event since 2011.

 

I'm hoping this verifies as well. Would be a nice heap of snow for Chicago. But I must ask.....when was the last time we had a significant LE event pan out as predicted? Seems like events on this side of the lake never materialize. Not trying to kill the buzz....just curious. 

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Would be nice for you to get the GFS back on board for big totals. Not that it's the be all, end all...but further agreement and it's all systems go.

 

 

0z was nice but 6z took a step back. If we can get back to .6-.7 on the GFS/Euro I'd be happy.

 

Hi-res should be interesting for the LE. NAM was actually a little less impressive than 6z with that aspect.

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I'm hoping this verifies as well. Would be a nice heap of snow for Chicago. But I must ask.....when was the last time we had a significant LE event pan out as predicted? Seems like events on this side of the lake never materialize. Not trying to kill the buzz....just curious. 

 

 

As discussed yesterday, probably Dec 2010...killer rates 6-8" north shore.

 

Seems like I see a 3-5" LE hit every few years.

 

EDIT: one other note on LE, some of the earlier hi res guidance was showing a mesolow like feature in between the two waves and prior to the main LE. Something to watch.

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better precip a little further southeast into OH as well....extrapolated out it should be an ok hit for the eastern parts of the subforum as well.

 

good to hear....a nice one - two punch between the lead wave and the primary LP over the next 60 hours for a decent chunk of the subforum....not everyone seeing the storm of the century, but at least a decent hit

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I wish the NAM was just about 25 miles north, it's going to be an awful cutoff. These situations generally bring Ann Arbor 8 inches and Howell gets 3.

Funny thing is we have more on the ground than AA does but they got a bigger storm than we have this year.  I was surprised to get nearly 2" of fluff last night.  Only thing we can hope if the front wave is stronger...  BTW a couple of the SREF are about 15" for Howell ... :whistle::lmao:

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Actually if trended towards the NAM. Stronger low in the plains and more E-W precip across IA and into IL on Weds

 

 

FGEN band might be udnerdone by the GFS...it isn't going to be a widespread snow maker but there should be a narrow band of relatively better snows that what's shown IMO. We'll see.

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