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January 4-6th Winter Storm Part 3


Whitelakeroy

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18z GFS still stuck on >6" totals for the GTA. EC probably pulling their hair out with this one. 

 

Smells like explosive cyclogenesis and an RGEMesque outcome to me. But I'm a natural pessimist so maybe that's not an objective assessment. I'm thinking 1-2" of slush is the likely outcome. Don't have to go too far to the NW to see totals increase precipitously.

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lol That's the only site in the area that constantly does that.

 

Ironically, was out front with the wife and she said "It's like it's pouring right now....but snow instead of rain"

 

You scared the #$% out of me! I jumped up and ran to the window. My location reporting heavy rain as well.  ha!

 

lol ... def looking forward to some growth in dendrites here

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Smells like explosive cyclogenesis and an RGEMesque outcome to me. But I'm a natural pessimist so maybe that's not an objective assessment. I'm thinking 1-2" of slush is the likely outcome. Don't have to go too far to the NW to see totals increase precipitously.

No doubt, RGEM pretty well nailed the ice storm...why give up on it now? ;) 

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Smells like explosive cyclogenesis and an RGEMesque outcome to me. But I'm a natural pessimist so maybe that's not an objective assessment. I'm thinking 1-2" of slush is the likely outcome. Don't have to go too far to the NW to see totals increase precipitously.

Still going with 2-4" for my part of Toronto. Really hope the trend will be our friend.

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rgem

 

Amazing.

 

IWX update

 

REMAINDER OF THE FCST LOOKS TO BE IN GOOD SHAPE ALTHOUGH NEWD

ARRIVAL/DVLPMNT OF HEAVY SNOW MAY BE QUICKER PER RAPID UPSTREAM

DVLPMNT CURRENTLY ONGOING INVOF SW MO. NEWEST 00Z RUC/HRRR ALONG

W/CONCURRENT NAM TREND INDICATING A BROAD AREA OF HEAVY SNOW

DVLPG NW OF SFC CYCLONE SUN AM IN RESPONSE TO RAPID SFC CYCLONE

INTENSIFICATION AND TREMENDOUS LL MSTR FLUX. SEVERAL HOURS OF

SNOWFALL RATES OF 1.5-2.0+ INCH/HR LOOK ASSURED TWD MID MORNING SW

TO EARLY AFTN NE BEFORE ABATING LT AFTN/EARLY EVE.

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