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Christmas Grinch Storm Potential


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  On 12/20/2014 at 2:56 PM, Ottawa Blizzard said:

I will be in Kitchener on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Judging by the latest Euro, I have a reasonable chance of seeing accumulating snow on Christmas Day.

 

Technically EURO would still give some light accums to Toronto with the reach around snow on Xmas Day. But trends are not good.

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  On 12/20/2014 at 2:58 PM, snowstormcanuck said:

Technically EURO would still give some light accums to Toronto with the reach around snow on Xmas Day. But trends are not good.

In a way, the place this storm will be true Grinch is up in Ottawa. They have a snow cover right now, and this storm will wash and melt much of it away on Christmas Eve.

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Never thought this was going to do much for MBY, other than rain, wind, and some back-end snow flurries. It's been garbage weather ahead of this thing.  Also, add to the fact that this is the first significant storm of the season, they often turn out to be rain to snow events anyway.  I am sure this changes between now and Tuesday, but it has been fun to watch this thing. 

 

As a side note, TV mets calling for perhaps a "couple of inches" of snow for Wednseday. Still and all, temps going into Tuesday will be in the low 40's.  Temps for Christmas Eve look to be around freezing, and falling to the low 20's, but bouncing back to just above freezing on Christmas Day.   Next chance of snow looks to be Monday, with temps in the low to mid 20's from Saturday on. 

 

Oh yeah... we are on our 9th cloudy day in a row here too.... talk about garbage weather.

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  On 12/20/2014 at 4:03 PM, wisconsinwx said:

No west shift on this run at least, sounds good for the likes of St. Louis, Chicago and Milwaukee.

 

*Maybe* a touch west at the sfc. More noticeable shift west with the ul features. And quite a bit slower.

 

Ugly warm tongue for Chicago at 102-108. But the good stuff is only a few miles away.

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  On 12/20/2014 at 4:06 PM, snowstormcanuck said:

*Maybe* a touch west at the sfc. More noticeable shift west with the ul features. And quite a bit slower.

 

Ugly warm tongue for Chicago at 102-108. But the good stuff is only a few miles away.

Heck of a gradient in north Illinois. Chicago gets nothing while north-central Illinois is surpassing the 1' mark, per Instant weather maps.
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  On 12/20/2014 at 4:10 PM, Kaner88 said:

Heck of a gradient in north Illinois. Chicago gets nothing while north-central Illinois is surpassing the 1' mark, per Instant weather maps.

 

Looks like the city proper gets into some half decent wrap-around snows beyond 108. But yeah, the real damage is just to the west.

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  On 12/20/2014 at 4:06 PM, snowstormcanuck said:

*Maybe* a touch west at the sfc. More noticeable shift west with the ul features. And quite a bit slower.

Ugly warm tongue for Chicago at 102-108. But the good stuff is only a few miles away.

Western half to 1/3 of our CWA gets a paste bomb on this run. Definitely a warm layer wrapped over immediate Chicago proper for a time. Quite the thermal gradient. +10 at 850 over IND and -4 over DVN/MLI at 12z Weds.
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