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April 2023 General Discussion


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This was moisture laden system.  A two day total of 13 inches here with 10 of that falling since 10 pm.  Snow has ended but the wind is howling.

MQT received 12.5" (2.12" liquid equiv) with 44" otg this morning... parts of the central UP no doubt saw 2 feet.

"Getting reports of impassible roads across southern Marquette, parts of Delta and Alger counties. There's probably some in Schoolcraft and Luce as well. If you don't have to be out today, stay home and give the plows a chance to clear things out."

Feel like this is gonna be one helluva long melt this year.

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Trey over at Convective Chronicles did a nice little video about a possible trend between a super (>2years) La Nina to El Nino transition during the early Spring months and an uptick (actually more normal) in tornado outbreaks in tornado ally and the Ohio valley in his tornado forecast for this Spring.  We've been in a pretty boring dry spell for even simple pop up severe weather around here the past few years.  

  After yesterday and the outlook next week its definitely looking more interesting this year than the massive boredom the last few years around here.  While long range fantasy land is showing the cold/snow hanging on in the northern Plains and northern Great Lakes there are continued signals of good quality airmass divergence and favorable storm track zones along those boundaries from the plains through the lower Great Lakes and the Mid Mississippi/Ohio Valley's.  The South cant have it all all the time and I'd bet they'd like a break.  JMO :tomato: :weenie:

 

 

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24 minutes ago, weatherbo said:

Fair enough...lol  How much more is needed.

On average 20 more inches will fall here.

Check my sig, and you can see what DLH, TH 7NW needs, although TH 7NW is behind in reporting. He/she likes to send in data once a week or so, so should be updated soon. Next weeks storm could do the trick.

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7 hours ago, michsnowfreak said:

It's MSP somewhat milder version of DTWs 2013-14. We were in 2nd place since early March. But just shy of #1...an April 15th snowfall did it.

It’s possible we make a push for the record but time is starting to come off the clock quickly. Of course April 14-16 2018 with nearly 16” of snow proved anything can happen this time of year. If we measured snow at the NWS site in the suburbs we’d already be there. Duluth has a very realistic shot with less then 10” to go and 4-6 more weeks of realistic time left. 

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1 hour ago, OrdIowPitMsp said:

It’s possible we make a push for the record but time is starting to come off the clock quickly. Of course April 14-16 2018 with nearly 16” of snow proved anything can happen this time of year. If we measured snow at the NWS site in the suburbs we’d already be there. Duluth has a very realistic shot with less then 10” to go and 4-6 more weeks of realistic time left. 

Yeah if you guys don't get at least 4-5 inches out of Tuesday's storm, your probably not going to hit the record unless something really stupid happens later in the month. The overall pattern looks to be shifting to warmth or at least average (finally) and while there is a chance for snow for a couple more weeks yet at MSP's latitude. It's pretty hard to do anything significant outside of a 4/13/18 style event which most likely isn't happening. 

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low-instability severe squall came though here around 11:00AM. At the time I didn't realize there would be this storm report of over 82mph over the Lake

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MESONET STATION TWCO1 8 ENE OREGON PEAK GUST OF 71 KNOTS (82 MPH). (CLE)

 

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