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January 2022 General Discussion


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Jealous of the lake effect event in Western Michigan, but it was definitely a long time coming for them. Seems like every year the UP has no problem getting a good lake effect event but it's been a few years for Western lower.

 

Did pick up a light dusting of 0.1" this morning, otherwise a frozen crust of 1 to 2" on the ground as we are cold and dry. Season is at 12.7" in my backyard and 13.2" at DTW. Took some close up pictures of snowflakes this morning.

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10 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

Jealous of the lake effect event in Western Michigan, but it was definitely a long time coming for them. Seems like every year dear the UP has no problem getting a good lake effect event but it's been a few years for Western lower.

We had a couple weeks of decent snowpack last year in early February, but none of the events were bullseyes.  It was all 4" events on the fringe of a 10"+ events missing south and east.  They just added up because it was cold and didn't melt.  Couldn't complain after a lousy December and January.  Haven't had a LES event this good since 2014.  2014 was too good to be true though.  It was like the late 1970s came back briefly.  

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2 minutes ago, frostfern said:

I think GRR is going to pass 14" for the storm total.  The back edge is only a few miles to the north and creeping closer, but this current band is putting out a grand finale as it exits.  1-2" per hour rates.  Big dendrites.  Super high ratios.

Good for you enjoy!!!

Looking forward to the polar vortex visiting at the end of the month with bare ground.

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1 hour ago, frostfern said:

We had a couple weeks of decent snowpack last year in early February, but none of the events were bullseyes.  It was all 4" events on the fringe of a 10"+ events missing south and east.  They just added up because it was cold and didn't melt.  Couldn't complain after a lousy December and January.  Haven't had a LES event this good since 2014.  2014 was too good to be true though.  It was like the late 1970s came back briefly.  

Yes, to confirm I meant lake effect events. We had a great snow pack last February too.  And I agree, 2014 was too good to be true. Can't believe it was 8 years ago now.

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59 minutes ago, frostfern said:

I think GRR is going to pass 14" for the storm total.  The back edge is only a few miles to the north and creeping closer, but this current band is putting out a grand finale as it exits.  1-2" per hour rates.  Big dendrites.  Super high ratios.

Living on a near treeless hilltop I have absolutely no idea how much snow fell yesterday and today.  This morning I had bare ground and drifts over the top of my snow plow.  I am gong to have to go with the NWS average for my area but with less wind today I am sure the bare ground is getting covered up.  Sure looks like winter out there.

 

These pics are from last night.  I didn't get any pics this morning.

 

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12 minutes ago, sbnwx85 said:

Keep that band moving south, please. So far just flurries here.

It should get there eventually.  Probably Niles will be hit harder, but a good dominant band can carry inland a bit more even with winds slacking off.  The sun just came out here briefly.  Flakes totally stopped.

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