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Winter 2022/23 Medium/Long Range Discussion


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17 hours ago, Chicago Storm said:


East will translate to weaker, less phased and more sheared.


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on cue:

A SOMEWHAT   
WEAKER MID-LEVEL WAVE LIFTING ACROSS THE MIDWEST, WITH LESS-ROBUST  
PHASING OCCURRING WITHIN A PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPING LONG-WAVE UPPER  
TROUGH. SOME SPREAD REMAINS IN THE DETAILS OF COURSE, THOUGH THE   
GENERAL CONSENSUS AT THIS DISTANCE IS FOR A WEAKER SURFACE LOW   
PASSING OVER OR JUST EAST OF THE FORECAST AREA ON THURSDAY. 

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4 hours ago, Baum said:

on cue:

A SOMEWHAT   
WEAKER MID-LEVEL WAVE LIFTING ACROSS THE MIDWEST, WITH LESS-ROBUST  
PHASING OCCURRING WITHIN A PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPING LONG-WAVE UPPER  
TROUGH. SOME SPREAD REMAINS IN THE DETAILS OF COURSE, THOUGH THE   
GENERAL CONSENSUS AT THIS DISTANCE IS FOR A WEAKER SURFACE LOW   
PASSING OVER OR JUST EAST OF THE FORECAST AREA ON THURSDAY. 

12z GFS really made some big changes to support that compared to 00 and 6z

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23 hours ago, michsnowfreak said:

Meaning I have an 8 hour drive (staying in L'anse near the Keweenaw) And some sort of storm looks like a certainly statewide later Thursday into Thursday night.

Looking good for you to rendezvous with a storm in progress. That's the best adventure if you ask me. When I chased the 3/5/12 Big Dawg in Traverse, M-72 was near impassible for non-4x4 vehicles. It was like 1-1/2 lanes. #funtimes!

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2 hours ago, Hoosier said:

I bet that wouldn't even be 2" in Chicago.  Mild temps/warm ground leading in would eat away at some of the accumulation in the absence of good rates.

 THIS   
DOES NOT APPEAR TO BE SHAPING UP AS A SIGNIFICANT WINTER STORM FOR   
THE AREA AT THIS TIME. -LOT

 

start the thread.

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43 minutes ago, RogueWaves said:

Posted the same thing with a comment about how that's been a common theme in recent winters. We be in the sux zone lately after a strong run. 

Not really. We've gotten far more advisory and warning criteria snowstorms than Indiana and Ohio. It's the model fantasy storms that turn to dust that annoy us all. One of these days a storm is not gonna shear out and it will be like the boy who cried wolf. No one will believe it and someone will get absolutely buried.

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14 hours ago, michsnowfreak said:

Not really. We've gotten far more advisory and warning criteria snowstorms than Indiana and Ohio. It's the model fantasy storms that turn to dust that annoy us all. One of these days a storm is not gonna shear out and it will be like the boy who cried wolf. No one will believe it and someone will get absolutely buried.

and it’s not like we’re south of you either…

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