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March 3-4 Potential Winter Storm


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I don't know what to make of this one, I think the Euro is overamplified but I don't know if I buy the GFS being this far south. What I will say is that it hasn't moved much compared to the Euro and has the GDPS/RDPS/Ukmet in its corner, where as the Euro has the NAM12 in its corner, to an extent. The NAM12 is actually an ice storm here. The Euro has a straight snow to rain scenario which I completely don't buy at all especially with an occluding storm.

Basically TL/DR is an idk emoji.

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4 minutes ago, Stebo said:

The EPS mean if anything ticked a hair south, it did lose some of the bigger dogs too which isn't surprising. Path is still for the low to run from STL/Fort Wayne/Detroit.

Not an awful track for SW Michigan but not great for the Detroit crew. 

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45 minutes ago, Chambana said:

Late Christmas present bow wrapped and all just for you. I don’t want it. I’m gonna secret Santa it to y’all. 

I have mixed emotions.  Kind of ready for spring but if we can get a dog then I'd be good with it.  My piggy bank doesn't have any room for more nickel and dimes lol.

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15 minutes ago, Stebo said:

So the GFS/Nam12/RDPS all are unchanged from 18z but the GFS/RDPS are a snowstorms here and the NAM12 is an ice storm. ICON moved south to match the GFS/RDPS.

About 24 hrs ago I wrote this off saying it wouldn't come full-circle for DTW. Might have words to eat if this keeps up.

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25 minutes ago, Stebo said:

So the GFS/Nam12/RDPS all are unchanged from 18z but the GFS/RDPS are a snowstorms here and the NAM12 is an ice storm. ICON moved south to match the GFS/RDPS.

If the system ends up occluding before it reaches the Great Lakes, like you alluded to before, the more pronounced dry slot would make the time frame for mixed-precip too short for much ice accretion.  Don't really need another scenario like the previous two systems.  Most likely scenarios would be heavy but brief mixed-bag changing to drizzle, or a snowstorm.

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