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MO/KS/AR/OK 2019-2020 Winter Wonderland Discussion


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4 minutes ago, ouamber said:

That's a lot of ice! I'm really hoping the temps come down!

 

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If you look at the accumulation by hour a majority of that falls in a 3 hour period between hour 18 to 21 or 21 to 24 (depending on location).  No way there’s that much fz rain accretion in 3 hours.  Could include sleet I guess.  But that seems WAY overdone. 

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2 minutes ago, NwWhiteOut said:

Meh watch changed to a stinky advisory again, jeez when is this place going to catch a stinkin break LOL!!! Oh look a half inch of snow predicted now too(the usual). Next it will be saying 33 and rain, yes these things put me in a crappy mood. I just want to see one good snow haha

Gonna get a decent mixed bag down there. Advisory for 1-3'' snow and up to .2'' ice. Could be worse. 

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4 minutes ago, Wx 24/7 said:

AFD says SGF is going with Winter Storm Warning.

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Biggest change has been a slower erosion of the warm nose
which will result in more ice accumulation, especially over portions
of south central Missouri. Nice coupled 300 mb jet to enhance lift
across the region with strong omega within the dendritic growth zone
per BUFKIT sounds, should result in higher snow totals of 4 to 6
inches along and north of interstate 44, with pockets of 6+ inches
possible. One concern is the transition zone currently along
Interstate 44. Soundings show a nearly isothermal layer near 0
Celsius. Depending on exact warm nose temperatures, could see a zone
of decent sleet accumulation that would cut down on snow amounts.
After collaboration with neighboring offices, did decide to upgrade
Winter Storm Watch to a Warning and added a few counties to the
south. Otherwise, remainder of the area will remain under a winter
weather advisory. Precipitation will continue into Wednesday
evening, before tapering off late Wednesday night.

 

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2 minutes ago, MoWeatherguy said:

That Tulsa map looks like the GFS depiction.  All other models show more further south and east.

Yep. I don't think I would write this off in NWA yet. Ice/sleet looking most likely, but I think this has surprise potential down there. 

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