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December 31-January 1, 2019 Storm


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Just now, (((Will))) said:

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The whole time you drive up the lower peninsula...you can't wait to hit the UP. Then you do - and you still have 6 hours left.

 

But welcome back to the right side of the bridge when you get here!

Once I’m across the bridge, it feels like home. My house is 4 hours from the bridge, however, and I see it’s snowing there too. 

In Petoskey now. Someone in Charlevoix  County is going to see a foot.

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15 minutes ago, josh_4184 said:

Im at about 10" on the ground, might eek out another 1" tonight not a bad storm for the way this season has gone. The next couple weeks looks like were right back in the crapper again. 

Probably enough to trail ride for tomorrow?

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Made it home... asshole in permanent pucker.  Heavy wet snow from Cadillac to the bridge and very heavy snow in Antrim and Charlevoix counties, especially just south of Petoskey.  I'll be interested to see a total snowfall map. 

Once we crossed the bridge the temp went from 32 to the low 20's pretty quick with howling winds and blowing snow.  Thankfully most of the meaningful snow had ended by then.  Winds along the lakeshore from Munising to Marquette seemed easily gale force.  It was hard at times to keep the truck on the road... thank God for rumble strips!  Once west of Marquette in the higher terrain, ran back into heavier and deeper snow on the road but made it home no problem.

13 degrees, snowing and blowing.

Happy New Year you guys!

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Stayed in Wausau, WI to ski over the holiday. Nothing but ever so light flurries occasionally yesterday and a howling wind last night just before the slopes closed, enough to make it feel otherworldly up on top of the ski hill (about 500-600’ above the base). Drove back to northern IL today and stopped in Madison for lunch. Madison was plastered, snow was heavy and wet. Super photogenic to be sure. By the time I hit home/the IL-WI stateline, nothing but a dusting/coating. Madison was square in the jackpot zone by how it looked driving through the snow swath from north to south.

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I thought that I'd post this here for posterity.  This storm produced the last tornado of 2018.

PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOUISVILLE KY
702 PM EST TUE JAN 1 2019

..TIME...   ...EVENT...      ...CITY LOCATION...     ...LAT.LON...
..DATE...   ....MAG....      ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
            ..REMARKS..

0338 PM     TORNADO          DOGWOOD                 38.10N 86.09W
12/31/2018                   HARRISON           IN   NWS STORM SURVEY 

            AN EF-1 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR DOGWOOD, 
            IN DESTROYING MULTIPLE TREES, DAMAGING 
            MULTIPLE BARNS/OUTBUILDINGS, AND DAMAGING A 
            MARTIN HOUSE AND CHICKEN HOUSE ALONG ITS 2.2 
            MILE PATH. MAX WIND SPEED WAS 100 MPH WITH 
            MAX PATH WIDTH 140 YARDS.
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4 hours ago, IWXwx said:

I thought that I'd post this here for posterity.  This storm produced the last tornado of 2018.


PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOUISVILLE KY
702 PM EST TUE JAN 1 2019

..TIME...   ...EVENT...      ...CITY LOCATION...     ...LAT.LON...
..DATE...   ....MAG....      ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
            ..REMARKS..

0338 PM     TORNADO          DOGWOOD                 38.10N 86.09W
12/31/2018                   HARRISON           IN   NWS STORM SURVEY 

            AN EF-1 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR DOGWOOD, 
            IN DESTROYING MULTIPLE TREES, DAMAGING 
            MULTIPLE BARNS/OUTBUILDINGS, AND DAMAGING A 
            MARTIN HOUSE AND CHICKEN HOUSE ALONG ITS 2.2 
            MILE PATH. MAX WIND SPEED WAS 100 MPH WITH 
            MAX PATH WIDTH 140 YARDS.

That is the first tornado on record (since 1950) to occur in Indiana on New Year's Eve.  Assuming nothing else gets confirmed in another state later on that day, it will also be the first time that the final tornado of the year occurs in Indiana.  As you might expect, the last tornado of the year almost always tends to occur in one of the southern states.

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7 hours ago, Hoosier said:

That is the first tornado on record (since 1950) to occur in Indiana on New Year's Eve.  Assuming nothing else gets confirmed in another state later on that day, it will also be the first time that the final tornado of the year occurs in Indiana.  As you might expect, the last tornado of the year almost always tends to occur in one of the southern states.

So when a bliz hits the region a month later, you can start some lore regarding winter twisters?

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