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  On 4/20/2021 at 2:46 PM, tim123 said:

Considering time of year and leaves coming out on some trees a winter storm warning should be out for entire forecast area for 4 to 8 inches.

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There’s a solid possibility this ends up being 1-2” of slush in the grass. I’m still thinking that’s the likeliest scenario. Warnings aren’t justified. The trees are just beginning to bud. IDK. We shall see

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  On 4/20/2021 at 3:07 PM, rochesterdave said:

There’s a solid possibility this ends up being 1-2” of slush in the grass. I’m still thinking that’s the likeliest scenario. Warnings aren’t justified. The trees are just beginning to bud. IDK. We shall see

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1-2” OTG no matter, 4 or 5” on the trees and limbs...problem

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  On 4/20/2021 at 3:07 PM, rochesterdave said:

There’s a solid possibility this ends up being 1-2” of slush in the grass. I’m still thinking that’s the likeliest scenario. Warnings aren’t justified. The trees are just beginning to bud. IDK. We shall see

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Not here in Sizzlercuse. Many of the trees have small leaves on them.

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  On 4/20/2021 at 3:19 PM, vortmax said:

Agreed. The RGEM actually has the LP strengthening from 1006 to 998 as it goes by...

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Which is big. You need these to be strengthening. All winter they’ve fizzled or strengthened and gone west. I don’t trust it one bit. Same storm over and over but this one might just do it. 

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It will generally be a warm pattern, but it now appears possible
that a wave of low pressure passing to the north will nudge the
frontal boundary southward on Wednesday which may lead to cooler
temperatures depending on how far south the front makes it. For now
forecast leans toward continuity which is supported by the GFS, but
the 12Z ECMWF/GGEM suggest highs on Wednesday could be much colder
(60s rather than upper 70s to lower 80s).

The front is likely to nudge back northward Wednesday night and
Thursday, although it will still be close. Then good model agreement
that a cold front will move through late Thursday or Friday. This
front will usher in cooler (but still near normal) weather for
Friday.

Otherwise, there will be a persistent chance of showers during the
period due to the frontal boundaries. A few thunderstorms are
possible on Wednesday afternoon.
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