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Feb 12-14th V-Day Weekend Potential Stuff


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5 hours ago, Baum said:

interesting not seeing much discussion regarding GFS in theses more under the hood AFD's

MKX: Lame. Maybe the worst midwest discussions out there these days.

MKX definitely been hit or miss with the AFDs as of late. I think Wood (if I'm recalling the name correctly) typically does a good job with the write ups. Sorry for the OT

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5 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:

Everything other than the GFS has 2-5".

Not saying it wont trend down, but that's where we are now.

I hadn't checked out the GEM and and did not bother to check out Euro snow maps, but pretty clear the wide swath of overrunning in a wide area is becoming less to an untrained eye. And yes, I remain optimistic we can pull another moderate event out of this set up. Good to see you feel similar based on current takes.  Still 48 hours out and in this pattern much can change quickly.

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KLOT (not ricky)
 

First, confidence is increasing that a period of steady snow will
occur Saturday as the diffluent right-entrance region of the upper-
level jet stream passes overhead. Ensemble QPF from the ECMWF ranges
from 0.10" along/south of I-80 to 0.25" along the IL/WI state line.
A quick gander at forecast low-level thermodynamic profiles gives
credence to very fluffy, perhaps "overperforming" snow ratios with
the snowflake growth layer extending well beyond 10,000 feet at
times. Plus, a trajectory off Lake Michigan may provide a boost of
low-level moisture. Taken altogether, Saturday may end up yet
another day to take it slow on the roads due to reduced visibility
and accumulations of snow. The current forecast brings 1-2" snow
totals from the Kankakee River Valley to I-88, and 2-3" totals from
I-88 to the Wisconsin state line. Adjustments upward may be needed
in later forecast packages.
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6 minutes ago, ILSNOW said:

KLOT (not ricky)
 


First, confidence is increasing that a period of steady snow will
occur Saturday as the diffluent right-entrance region of the upper-
level jet stream passes overhead. Ensemble QPF from the ECMWF ranges
from 0.10" along/south of I-80 to 0.25" along the IL/WI state line.
A quick gander at forecast low-level thermodynamic profiles gives
credence to very fluffy, perhaps "overperforming" snow ratios with
the snowflake growth layer extending well beyond 10,000 feet at
times. Plus, a trajectory off Lake Michigan may provide a boost of
low-level moisture. Taken altogether, Saturday may end up yet
another day to take it slow on the roads due to reduced visibility
and accumulations of snow. The current forecast brings 1-2" snow
totals from the Kankakee River Valley to I-88, and 2-3" totals from
I-88 to the Wisconsin state line. Adjustments upward may be needed
in later forecast packages.

Is a LOT AFD worth reading if Ricky didn't write it? 

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