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Winter 2014-15 Short Term Discussion


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Yeah that got me excited as well. Dtx says,"HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD OVER THE GREAT LAKES SATURDAY. SKIES WILL

PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY BUT CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED TO BE DRY. BY

SATURDAY NIGHT...A LOW CENTERED OVER NORTHERN MANITOBA WILL BEGIN

DROPPING SOUTH. THE ASSOCIATED WEATHER FRONT WILL BEGIN INFLUENCING

THE GREAT LAKES SUNDAY BRINGING IN THE NEXT OPPORTUNITY FOR SNOW.

SNOW IS EXPECTED TO DEVELOP LATE IN THE DAY SUNDAY AND CONTINUE INTO

MONDAY."

I just hope I have to get the shovel out :)

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My early thought on this for LAF is 1-2".  Ratios may not be quite as good down here but we'll see.  Will have to watch the track of the Monday wave as a farther north adjustment would perhaps put us in line for higher amounts.

Liking where i'm sitting with the monday wave for seeing at least a couple of inches if not more.

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Liking where i'm sitting with the monday wave for seeing at least a couple of inches if not more.

 

first wave from west dampens out = snow showers

second wave from south looks to favor southeastern areas = snow showers here.

 

Euro is the only bullish model with the second wave bringing a slug of moisture right up I-71, but it stands alone.   Not excited about this one.

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via LOT...

 

 

IT DOES
HELP TO ADD CONFIDENCE TO SNOWFALL AMOUNTS OF ONE TO TWO INCHES
THAT FALL OUT WHEN 1. APPLYING RATIOS OF 15:1 TO 17:1 SUPPORTED BY
FORECAST THERMAL PROFILES AND 2. MIXING RATIOS OF 1.5 G/KG WITHIN
A SIX HOUR WINDOW OF GOOD ISENTROPIC LIFT. DO NOT SEE TOO MUCH
MELTING DESPITE PROBABLE LIGHT RATES THANKS TO FIVE COLD DAYS IN
ADVANCE OF THIS. SOIL TEMPERATURES HAVE ALREADY FELL QUICKLY AS
INDICATED BY THE 4 INCH TEMP AT THE WFO NOW 38 DEGREES HAVING GONE
DOWN 12 DEGREES IN TWO DAYS.

 

diggin' the 4 inch soil temps shout out.... :)

 

 

9Z Plumes at JOT...mean up over 2 inches ... majority of members showing an 18 hour accum 21Z sat to 15Z sunday

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SNOW RATIOS WILL BE HIGH FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. THE DGZ DEPTH WILL  
BE IN THE 100-150 MB RANGE DURING THE CORE OF THE EVENT AND WILL BE  
DEEPEST OVER THE NORTHERN CWA. THE DGZ DEPTH WILL INCREASE TO >200  
MB AFTER 06Z/SUNDAY BUT MUCH OF THE SNOW WILL HAVE FALLEN BY THIS  
TIME. ADDITIONALLY...SURFACE WINDS WILL BE LIGHT...SO NAM COBB SNOW  
RATIOS AVERAGING NEAR NEAR 16:1 ARE REASONABLE. IF MODELS STAY ON  
TRACK AVG SNOW AMOUNTS BETWEEN 1 TO 2 INCHES COULD BE EXPECTED  
ACROSS THE CWA BY LATE SAT NIGHT WITH ISOLATED 3 INCH AMOUNTS  
POSSIBLE.  
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Pretty much thinking 1" is tops here with the weekend snows. Granted ratios are decent for this time of year, but QPF is pretty meager on all of the models for LAF.

 

 

Interestingly the GFS ensemble members have been slightly more bullish on precip...and not just a few, almost the entire suite.

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