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Saint Patrick's Day Snow Event


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It had less to do with south movement and more with ratios, which were horrible....liquid basically verified here...and probably there too....MNtransplant took a core sample and had 8:1 ratios...

Yea, and that big dry hole that opened up in the shield kept me from getting over 6". That was a 2hr lull for me. Hurt those north of me much worse.

1 big difference this go around is that we won't have a prolonged period of rain waiting for a changeover.

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The problem is the 6z was a major step backwards... and the 12z is marginal improvement if any... time is not on our side.

well, with the tight precip gradient the NAM and SREFs show, you are in a tougher spot but there is time

the difference is like a quarter inch on the computer screen!

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The 700 mb chart from NAM gives a good idea of onset and cutoff of the precipitation.

This 12 Z run shows precip from hour 33 to hour 48.

 

The suppression is not north to south, it is northwest to southeast suggesting Wes' area

may hold on to the snow a little longer.

 

So lots of people will get precipitating snow but it looks like light snow for 15 hours.

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