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MO/KS/AR/OK 2020-2021 "Winter" Discussion


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5 minutes ago, MUWX said:

Am I crazy for thinking that a miss to the south is the most likely outcome here? 

Yes. There's a lot of players on the field this upcoming week. Things are going to change. Location is going to depend on a lot of factors. 

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12 minutes ago, lokee said:

GFS 16 pushes the heaviest snow  to the West compared to the GFS

Very 00z Euroesque from last night on the snowfall. Just more. Tulsa/Joplin/NW AR pushing 30" on the Kuchera, lol

Even though the timing is different.

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David Payne out of OKC is doing a LIVE Facebook now, and he's believing this is will be a Major Winter Storm for OK, TX, AR, KS, MO, and even LA and MS. I like him as he's never been a "big hype" kind of guy like Mike Morgan. BUT, today he said, "This is a Bread and Milk Alert". :snowing:  Now if Travis Meyer, Mike Collier, and Aaron Tuttle (My Go-to Mets) are all on board.....I think it will be showtime! Waiting on the Euro.....:popcorn:

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7 minutes ago, ouamber said:

David Payne out of OKC is doing a LIVE Facebook now, and he's believing this is will be a Major Winter Storm for OK, TX, AR, KS, MO, and even LA and MS. I like him as he's never been a "big hype" kind of guy like Mike Morgan. BUT, today he said, "This is a Bread and Milk Alert". :snowing:  Now if Travis Meyer, Mike Collier, and Aaron Tuttle (My Go-to Mets) are all on board.....I think it will be showtime! Waiting on the Euro.....:popcorn:

Mike and Aaron are my go-to's. Haven't ever given David Payne a watch. Will do now!

Hope he's right!

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Just now, Weatherdemon said:

12z Euro coming in with heavy snow of 11-14 by Monday night.

Tulsa NWS chiclets page at 4.5 inches both Sunday and Monday for 9 total.

Yea i thought they might start upping that page with today's data.  I was right. Their CWA all max color on that. I don't believe ive ever seen that before.

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Howdy y'all! I've been a longtime lurker on this site for a few years now. Just thought I'd hop on and share this screenshot from the 12z GFSv16. It's unlikely this would verify, but the models have done poorly with Tulsa's recent ice accumulation. Seriously messed up my alignment hitting a curb hard in Sapulpa this morning. Easily .25" of ice on the side streets. Can't even make it out of the neighborhood.

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16 minutes ago, Joshua D Wells said:

Howdy y'all! I've been a longtime lurker on this site for a few years now. Just thought I'd hop on and share this screenshot from the 12z GFSv16. It's unlikely this would verify, but the models have done poorly with Tulsa's recent ice accumulation. Seriously messed up my alignment hitting a curb hard in Sapulpa this morning. Easily .25" of ice on the side streets. Can't even make it out of the neighborhood.

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I used to be a lurker for a long time, but am so glad I started contributing and speaking up. It's a small community, but love getting to gush about weather to people who actually care!

The ice was definitely under done. Up here in Owasso we got nearly .5 inch of ice on many surfaces. and I have to be extremely careful trying to get out of my neighborhood.

 

That run, even though it's likely la la land, half of that isn't out of the realm of possibility.....we could legitimately give the 2011storm a run for it's money, should the current runs hold(a lot can happen in 4 days).

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TSA recent forecast discussion. They're definitely buying into it.

"Now to the meat of this forecast, and the bad news. The GFS and
ECMWF have remained amazingly consistent, especially given the
time range of the forecast, regarding the next storm to affect the
Plains Sunday into Monday. Both models paint considerable QPF over
a deepening arctic air mass over the region. Snow ratios from the
NBM look underdone given how cold this air mass is, and will thus
use a 15-20 to 1 ratio from the GFS/EC. Since the snow will be
more powdery, winds will be blowing from the arctic high building
south, and snow rates could be heavy at times, the potential is
there for a highly impactful winter storm early next week. Travel
could be shut down over a large area. Power outages could occur
when winds pick up due to the residual ice on the lines from the
recent weather. So this storm has the potential to be a big deal.
Forecast snow amounts were increased.

Another system could affect the region by next Wednesday,
potentially bringing more snow, but we have time to watch this.

This week could go down in the memory books weather wise, for
length of time below freezing and the winter weather impacts,
among other things. There is hope on the distant horizon however.
This blocking pattern that has supported arctic intrusions into
the CONUS is expected to break down by the latter part of next
week and become progressive. This should lock the cold air to the
north and allow for more downslope flow and warmer temps. But,
again, this is probably a week or more away."

 

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