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Frontogenesis/Baroclinic zone induced snows


snowstormcanuck

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My best guess right now.

 

Wave 1) A much weaker wave than initially thought. 1-2" for the GTA.

 

Wave 2) Graze job with ~2-4" for the GTA.

 

Wave 3) Very uncertain but leaning towards S solution with heaviest amounts over Niagara region.

Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if we get 5-10 cm total for the entire event.

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Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if we get 5-10 cm total for the entire event.

I guess we should remember that this is the GTA. Statistically, heavy snowfalls are not a normal part of this region's climate. The reason people remember years like 1944, 1966 and 1999 are because events like that are so rare in these parts.

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I guess we should remember that this is the GTA. Statistically, heavy snowfalls are not a normal part of this region's climate. The reason people remember years like 1944, 1966 and 1999 are because events like that are so rare in these parts.

 

Not really. On average we usually do get a nice snowstorm or two every season (>6") and a nice (>9") every two or three seasons. In some Winters, we can get two of them in one season like 07-08. If I'm not mistaken, we usually see a (>12") snowstorm every 5 years on average right? 

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Not really. On average we usually do get a nice snowstorm or two every season (>6") and a nice (>9") every two or three seasons. In some Winters, we can get two of them in one season like 07-08. If I'm not mistaken, we usually see a (>12") snowstorm every 5 years on average right? 

Fair enough. Both February 2013 and February 2014 saw good storms. I'm overreacting.

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