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November 10-12 Major Early Season Winter Storm


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I think 2' is pretty reasonable bet for your area, perhaps upwards of 30", When the LES kicks in after later in the week I bet you have a solid 30" snowpack already and not even mid November yet!

 

On a side note, you consider getting satellite internet, I know not ideal but could be better then relying on AT&T especially where you are. Have family who were using the same thing switched to satellite and have been much happier. Latency is bad but speeds overall are pretty good.

hey, Josh... Also, this will be a nice base to start with, being wet and heavy, rather than the 35" of powder I had last season. couldn't even sled for a while because it was so deep with no base, and no thaws to create one.

I looked into the sat service but they didn't offer enough GB. the plan I have with At&t is 40GB a month. the signal isn't too bad either.

Good luck with your LE later in the week!

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Just spoke to a customer in Wilmar, MN (90 mi west of the Cities). He said near white out conditions right now. 35DBZ showing on radar. Southern edge of heavy snow back building south thru the TC metro.

 

If I'm sitting in Blaine (north MSP suburb) I'm glad that the radar is trending my way.  If I'm in Apple Valley (south), ugh.

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If I'm sitting in Blaine (north MSP suburb) I'm glad that the radar is trending my way. If I'm in Apple Valley (south), ugh.

Co-worker of mine lives in Burnsville. She said she has no snow on the ground. Razor sharp gradient right thru the metro right now. From the cities on north we should do pretty well. Might not get what was forecasted yesterday, but nothing wrong with the first snowfall being 8"+.

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I will say this....once it was clear Id miss this storm, I was rooting for WAY north. Because theres no worse place to be right now than extreme southern Minnesota.

Rochester over to LaCrosse is not the area you want to be. What a miss.

Some pingers hitting the window now with a pocket of deep returns blossoming overhead.

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Rochester over to LaCrosse is not the area you want to be. What a miss.

Some pingers hitting the window now with a pocket of deep returns blossoming overhead.

 

Looks like you might be able to hang onto the snow for a bit if it keeps reforming right over the immediate metro. Northward progression has definitely slowed.

 

just starting to spit snow. should be a fun ride!

before pic:

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That table or bench you have out there is going to be buried - you won't be able to find it! haha

Enjoy the storm, be safe.

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Enjoy ... wish I could come visit today! :snowing:

haha! would be nice to share this with someone. being out here literally in the middle of nowhere, I prepared to be snowed in a day or so but I have my sled too.

Interestingly enough, on the local news this morning, this storm was story number 3. A cupcake social event the Marquette sewing club is putting on beat it :/

Thanks, Geos!

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haha! would be nice to share this with someone. being out here literally in the middle of nowhere, I prepared to be snowed in a day or so but I have my sled too.

Interestingly enough, on the local news this morning, this storm was story number 3. A cupcake social event the Marquette sewing club is putting on beat it :/

Thanks, Geos!

Welcome to the UP ... snow is rarely the top story :pimp:  ... just a part of life :snowing:

Got to love it.  I remember the front page of the Daily Mining Gazette in Houghton being a squirrel on a bird feeder and the picture was 1/3 of the front page :lmao:

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@ Whitelakeroy - that's too funny about the squirrel! Definitely a different pace of life up there. Would be nice to get that kind of news around here once in awhile.

 

Here is a camera out of Maple Grove, MN - pure rippage!

 

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Otsego, just up 94.

 

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My flight out of MSP was cancelled. I'm staying close to the airport near Richfield. A couple ugly inches of slop fell prior to the band lifting north. We're getting precip again now, but it's pretty mixy. Hope that deform band can deliver later.

Was certainly nice to use the storm as an excuse to miss another day of work!

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@ Whitelakeroy - that's too funny about the squirrel! Definitely a different pace of life up there. Would be nice to get that kind of news around here once in awhile.

 

Here is a camera out of Maple Grove, MN - pure rippage!

 

 

 

Otsego, just up 94.

 

 

Got to just love low visibility like that knowing it is not fog :snowing:

 

My dad had that squirrel photo hanging in his garage for the longest time (it was from the early 90s when I was at Tech).  I am not sure if he kept it when they moved a few years ago.  I am going to see them soon so if he kept it I will post a picture of it.

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From SPC about an hour ago

MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 1908
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
1006 AM CST MON NOV 10 2014

AREAS AFFECTED...PARTS OF E CENTRAL/SERN MN...NRN WI...AND WRN
PORTIONS OF UPPER MI

CONCERNING...HEAVY SNOW

VALID 101606Z - 102000Z

SUMMARY...SNOWFALL RATES OF AT OR IN EXCESS OF 1"/HR WILL CONTINUE
SPREADING ENEWD WITHIN A BAND FROM E CENTRAL/SERN MN TO WRN PORTIONS
OF UPPER MI THIS AFTERNOON.

DISCUSSION...LATEST RADAR IMAGERY SHOWS A WSW-ENE BAND OF MODERATE
TO LOCALLY HEAVY SNOWFALL SPREADING ENEWD ACROSS PARTS OF SRN MN AND
NRN WI ATTM...N OF A WARM FRONT EXTENDING ACROSS IA AND THE NRN
IL/SRN WI BORDER VICINITY. THIS SNOW BAND IS OCCURRING WITHIN A
ZONE OF MAXIMIZED QG FORCING -- WHERE STRONG LOW-LEVEL WARM
ADVECTION IS ONGOING JUST E OF A PRONOUNCED VORT MAX CROSSING ERN SD
PER LATEST WV IMAGERY.

AS THIS FEATURE AND -- IN CONJUNCTION -- THE RELATED ZONE OF
LOW-LEVEL WARM ADVECTION PROGRESS EWD...HEAVIEST SNOW IS EXPECTED TO
SPREAD ACROSS NRN WI AND TOWARD/INTO WRN UPPER MI WITH TIME.
HIGH-RES MODEL DATA AND SREF FORECASTS SUPPORT THIS SCENARIO...WITH
ALL GUIDANCE SHOWING CONSISTENCY WITH RESPECT TO THE NARROW BAND
PERSISTING/SPREADING GRADUALLY ENEWD WITH TIME.

 

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the rarity of 20"+ synoptic events in the great lakes

 

Assuming anyone gets that outside the lake belts..

 

I think that's a pretty obvious and safe bet, especially if the higher numbers verify.   You don't see too many 20" + synoptic events in the Midwest and Ohio Valley.

 

Big question is whether those higher numbers actually verify

 

 

They could over the UP via help from Superior..

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