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Feb 12-13 Snowstorm


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13 minutes ago, SchaumburgStormer said:

Yep. I wont put much stock into a clown map for 4 inches until I have 3.9" otg. 

This does have some positives going for it around the Chicago area. It will be coming Wednesday night with a better airmass in front of it. A good amount of the guidance overnight trended weaker with the northern stream which helped with a snowier trend. 
 

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1 minute ago, Allsnow said:

This does have some positives going for it around the Chicago area. It will be coming Wednesday night with a better airmass in front of it. A good amount of the guidance overnight trended weaker with the northern stream which helped with a snowier trend. 
 

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Its trending well now, but seasonal trends have shown that we are in the "optimism" section of our cycle of winter grief. Here in about 2 model cycles we will begin denial, followed by bargaining, and anger right before another sheared our piece of garbage wave moves to our south. 

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1 minute ago, SchaumburgStormer said:

Its trending well now, but seasonal trends have shown that we are in the "optimism" section of our cycle of winter grief. Here in about 2 model cycles we will begin denial, followed by bargaining, and anger right before another sheared our piece of garbage wave moves to our south. 

We'll see... 

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21 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:

The trend on 6z guidance, and now continued on 12z guidance, is for the northern stream to be further west and dig more...which in turn allows for more phasing, and a better/further north storm system.

undeniable with 12z runs

feels like a decade since nw, stronger, and phased won the day

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40 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:

About 2 days away from the event, and now fairly good agreement between Euro/GFS/NAM/ICON...Which means this is the scenario that won't occur.

My personal favorite is when there is NOT agreement a few days out and the model camps then swap ideas. For example, 4 days out the American models will be north and strong and the foreign models south and weak, then 2 days out the American models will be south and weak and the foreign models will be north and strong.

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36 minutes ago, hawkeye_wx said:

Meanwhile, the UK is trending southeast and weaker.  It is not really trying to dig the northern stream west at all.  It's just a broad, sweeping dig that doesn't allow anything worth a darn to spin up.

Brother Euro to follow?

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46 minutes ago, hawkeye_wx said:

Meanwhile, the UK is trending southeast and weaker.  It is not really trying to dig the northern stream west at all.  It's just a broad, sweeping dig that doesn't allow anything worth a darn to spin up.

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bummer man...he delivers.....

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1 hour ago, michsnowfreak said:

My personal favorite is when there is NOT agreement a few days out and the model camps then swap ideas. For example, 4 days out the American models will be north and strong and the foreign models south and weak, then 2 days out the American models will be south and weak and the foreign models will be north and strong.

Seen that happen not just with winter but with potential severe outbreaks and TC track/intensity...craziness.

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