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April 2014 General Discussion


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Not much discussion in Central/Western that I saw -- mostly from St Cloud getting towards plains proper -- but at the west edge of the subforum the Twin Cities got socked pretty good overnight. Whole bunch of entertaining reports from the fam scattered throughout MN on account of a hilariously sharp gradient striking northwest through the Metro area. 8.3in at STC, 7.2in at DLH, 12in at Little Falls, .3in at MSP, and a pathetic freezing drizzle at my cousins' in SE St. Paul.

Most impressive was a 19in (!) report out of Isanti, about 40 miles north of MSP.

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NWS Twin Cities commented on Twitter placing the cutoff made for a hard forecast and cosidering the commuter impact I believe it. Good thing it wasn't northern IL because 19 to zilch in our subforum there would have been pitchforks out for them holding snow shovels. Even more so when ALEKs call of nonevent ihby turned to have been on the money -- and a couple thousand meters north there's an outright emergency.

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That's quite a cutoff and its right over a major city.

 

Northsiders are probably complaining and southsiders are oblivious to whats taken place just 10 miles up the road.

 

Very similar to LES.

 

I have trailered my snowmobiles to NW Michigan a few times in November where there was no snow 5 miles from my intended destination and then suddenly 2 feet. Happened in November 2012. 

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Low of 40° this morning. Spring flowers fared fine with the lower 20s on Tuesday morning.

 

Lake County Skywarn can keep that information to themselves! There's nothing cold on the 0z EURO run. High pressure ridge parks itself over the Midwest for the extended.

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That's quite a cutoff and its right over a major city.

Northsiders are probably complaining and southsiders are oblivious to whats taken place just 10 miles up the road.

Anechandwavedata b/c I don't know the audience reach and penetration for reals but from down here I'd say the event forecast was widely reported and received. I'd guess the TC are fairly weather aware, or thats the stereotpye. At any rate from Facebook and fam listserv the southsiders are having a laugh at them that got buried. MN is pretty well ready for winter to be over.
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also @Jonger I gotta say I love sharp precipitation cutoffs and changeable conditions like that: I remember we got creamed at MSP in late Jan 2008 by a canada kiss that dropped temps 50 degrees in 24 hours; viceversa in 2010 a föhn that bumped them up 30 in 8. Wish I could have been in OK for the 105 degree 7 day swing. I should look if yall's thread from then is in the archives

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