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March 11-12th Winter Storm


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The NAM doubled up on the lol 18z run. I would love to see that verify, it would put up an unbreakable seasonal record for Detroit and rival some of the biggest storms ever for SEMI. I know it is the NAM and the expectation that it won't verify is pretty high but I can't help but get a bit excited about that run, it is literally full on weenie like some of the pre-GHD blizzard runs.

 

Most of SEMI >16" operationally on the NAM @ 48hrs. This is just weather porn. I would be surprised and impressed if we end up with even 50% of that. Even that much would royally tick people off. Lots of people think winter is "over" with the melting and the 40's here...

 

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east coast style and pretty much unheard of for this area...gotta toss

 

Usually I would be all over the toss this crap immediately, but this is March and the PWATs are 0.6 to as high as 0.9" range add in the potential of mesoscale banding and thundersnow. If there was ever a time for some wild snowfall rates to happen it would be in a later season system like this.

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Most of SEMI >16" operationally on the NAM @ 48hrs. This is just weather porn. I would be surprised and impressed if we end up with even 50% of that. Even that much would royally tick people off. Lots of people think winter is "over" with the melting and the 40's here...

 

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I would be happy as can be with half the NAM, 8" puts us extremely close to the record for Detroit which is the only thing I am chasing right now, anything beyond that is bonus.

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Usually I would be all over the toss this crap immediately, but this is March and the PWATs are 0.6 to as high as 0.9" range add in the potential of mesoscale banding and thundersnow. If there was ever a time for some wild snowfall rates to happen it would be in a later season system like this.

 

Yep. The top Detroit snowstorm was in April, 1886. 24.5". Higher PWATs for the win. The surface low that tracked IL-OH for that storm in 1886 that wasn't impressively deep either. Didn't even get below 1000mb in Detroit. It's all about the moisture conveyor and mesoscale action.

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