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November 20-21 Early Season Snowstorm


Hoosier

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As modeled...over.

 

 

At this point I'd say a stripe of 3-6" is reasonable.  May become an interesting decision for some offices in terms of what headline to go with if it's borderline warning criteria amounts.  First event of the season and a period of pretty good rates would be factors to weigh.

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At this point I'd say a stripe of 3-6" is reasonable. May become an interesting decision for some offices in terms of what headline to go with if it's borderline warning criteria amounts. First event of the season and a period of pretty good rates would be factors to weigh.

Didn't think about the headlines....yeah could be a bit tricky if models look very similar after Fridays morning runs

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I would be impressed with anything over 4-5". People are starting to notice the chance of snow in the forecast, so hopefully this won't be a "catch off your guard" type.

 

The very end of the 18z NAM looks about where the GEM was taking the low - near Lincoln.

 

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looks like my first flakes of the season are going to happen

 

i'd favor a dampening trend with the wave and ratios with these surface temps are bound to suck

 

max stripe probably tops out <3"

 

 

DAB

 

 

still being generous

 

 

weak hedge

 

Winter is back :)

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NAM is north, south is the way to go on this one then. Take the inverse of the 84hr NAM and you'll find reality.

Seems weird for the NAM to be so far north... is it not realizing the blocking up north? Hmm NAM isnt really reliable over 50 hours tho. We'll see the GFS soon
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