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March 3-4 Potential Winter Storm


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1 hour ago, michsnowfreak said:

Since your grade is mostly on storms, if we get this your grade would absolutely be higher than a pure winter enthusiast's grade. We've already had 2 good winter storms (Jan 25 snow, Feb 22 Ice) and a White Christmas. 

Different strokes as always but ice storms are as useless as rain to me. Right now, id rate it a d+. Maybe a C if I was home for the Jan 25 storm lol. But hey u grade on a curve and give it a b if u feel so inclined.

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2 hours ago, Stevo6899 said:

Different strokes as always but ice storms are as useless as rain to me. Right now, id rate it a d+. Maybe a C if I was home for the Jan 25 storm lol. But hey u grade on a curve and give it a b if u feel so inclined.

I have no idea what my grade will be, have to see what the remainder of the season brings. And wow I thought you would have been impressed with that ice storm. It was crazy and the destruction in its wake is something to see, definitely the power of mother nature. Ice is a total love/hate thing for me.

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Bump north on 18z EPS. Still lots of spread on the individual members, but added several farther north/west and stronger solutions.

Edit: Attached are the snow mean and member low locations.

Edit 2: Now with individual member snowfall.

As an aside, WxBell added percentile precipitation and snowfall data, which is pretty cool. The 50th percentile is lower than the mean, which shows there's several higher members in the top 50% of snowfall totals.

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13 minutes ago, RCNYILWX said:

Bump north on 18z EPS. Still lots of spread on the individual members, but added several farther north/west and stronger solutions.

Edit: Attached are the snow mean and member low locations.

Edit 2: Now with individual member snowfall.

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Quite a few big dogs. Interesting to see that with a more ENE movement and not a NE moving low.

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7 hours ago, Malacka11 said:

I'd rather get trolled than be a pessimist

I'd rather push the ignore button until it's inevitable. That's what I did with the S trending ice storm. It is a lot more fun "tracking" when you know it's real and not going poof like the Christmas Big Dog. I'm not into the pessimism posts. Gave that up after the Jan 25th storm held. 

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From the IND AFD:  Questions surround precipitation type as well as total liquid /
flood potential.  Appreciable snow/icing on the front end of the
system does not appear likely...as long as the overall pattern`s
northern stream stays retracted and unconnected to this strong
southern wave, with the polar air, if anything retreating into
Ontario as the event starts in Indiana...which should discourage any
sub-freezing temperatures to start.  

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Just now, KokomoWX said:

From the IND AFD:  Questions surround precipitation type as well as total liquid /
flood potential.  Appreciable snow/icing on the front end of the
system does not appear likely...as long as the overall pattern`s
northern stream stays retracted and unconnected to this strong
southern wave, with the polar air, if anything retreating into
Ontario as the event starts in Indiana...which should discourage any
sub-freezing temperatures to start.  

Getting vibez of a snow enthusiast thats over winter and ready for spring. Can't say I blame em.

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Trends... Locally the ice storm was super moist. Ice accretion at 32 was so impressive and we had so many trees damaged in ways I've never witnessed before.. 

A few degrees colder aloft and we certainly would of had a boat load of snow on the ground. 

 

I'm liking the look of this one. Now if the cold would only hold the course.  

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