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December 28-31 Snow Systems


Hoosier

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Tomorrow's clipper looking very good on 12z NAM runs from eastern IA, QCA, north central IL, west central and south Chicago metro into northern and central IN. Very deep DGZ, good lift from a stronger modeled mid-level wave through the upper half of the deep DGZ. Unlike Christmas Eve, this should actually have higher than average ratios. Liking the short range trends for this one for a swath of mid to higher end advisory to locally lower end warning criteria snow.

 

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2 hours ago, buckeye said:

Hard to imagine a north trend in this pattern,.. But then again if it means a miss for CMH and a hit for Detroit I"d never bet against it.

The north trend was a bit surprising with the cold. Detroit is definitely the hot spot for synoptic snow lately, but I cannot see this missing CMH. Realistically, this will give us some more snow, but you should do better.

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Just now, Hoosier said:

Looks like the clock is ticking to get Maue's free Euro maps.  Now you have to sign up for a free trial.  Unfortunate.

Given that he was the only one offering that sort of data for free, the clock was ticking from the very beginning. ECMWF probably came down on him for that.

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I saw this posted on that new site.  Last sentence in particular is key, so until someone says otherwise, feel free to post Euro maps from there.

 

First, we are launching a “Personal Forecaster” service for $10/month or $99/year that will provide a wide variety and always growing selection of weather models and data including ECMWF + EPS, GFS + GEFS, NAM + WRF, Canadian GEPS & GEM & RGEM, HRRR, UKMET, and CFSv2. If there is something obvious missing that you need or want, then Dr. Maue will be happy to code it up and provide it to everyone. You can compare model runs, create animated GIFS and download images to share on social media and blogs including the ECMWF.

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12 minutes ago, Hoosier said:

I saw this posted on that new site.  Last sentence in particular is key, so until someone says otherwise, feel free to post Euro maps from there.

 

First, we are launching a “Personal Forecaster” service for $10/month or $99/year that will provide a wide variety and always growing selection of weather models and data including ECMWF + EPS, GFS + GEFS, NAM + WRF, Canadian GEPS & GEM & RGEM, HRRR, UKMET, and CFSv2. If there is something obvious missing that you need or want, then Dr. Maue will be happy to code it up and provide it to everyone. You can compare model runs, create animated GIFS and download images to share on social media and blogs including the ECMWF.

What site is this for? I'm paying 15 a month now for f5weather

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2 minutes ago, NWLinnCountyIA said:

Real nice band swinging through right now. Moderate snow with the best dendrites I've seen from this system with visibility between 1/4 and 1/2 mile. Looks like it should taper through the rest of the day afterwards. Probably have 0.8-1.0" so far, about on target.

Are you in that band in SE Iowa? 

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Very deep DGZ progged tomorrow, especially in the northern part of the snow area, but a significant amount of lift is outside the zone for a portion of the event.  Also a bit breezy aloft in part of the DGZ so it's not clear to me about what to expect with ratios.

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5 minutes ago, StormChaser4Life said:

Are you in that band in SE Iowa? 

Cedar Rapids, given the similarities in returns I assume they have similar ground conditions as well. I really do wish I was in that band over Chariton, in south central Iowa, this morning though. That thing had 35dbz returns.

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Gino's thoughts on ratios tomorrow

 

Thermodynamically, forecast soundings do depict the presence of a
deep dendritic growth zone (DGZ), particularly over northern
portions of the CWA. Area with the deepest DGZ over northern CWA
looks to be in area of weaker forcing, largely above the DGZ.
While not as deep, a more favorable juxtapositioning of the
stronger omega with the DGZ could allow for higher ratio/fluffier
snow over the central/southern portions of the CWA. In the area of
heaviest totals, wouldn`t be surprised to see snow:liquid ratios
at or above 20:1. Generally thinking a 2-4" snowfall from I-88/290
south tapering to an inch or so along the WI/IL border. Wouldn`t
rule out isolated totals up to around 5" along/south of the I-80
corridor, particularly if f-gen circulations are stronger/deeper
than currently progged or if SLRs end up higher than forecast.

 

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