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Jan 15-16 Storm Threat Thread: The Return of Hope??


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10 minutes ago, Deer Whisperer said:

How can these be so different 39 hours away?
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I suspect it's radar reflectivity vs surface precipitation. If you compare 700mb RH on the GFS I bet it matches up reasonably well with the NAM radar reflectivity. But below 700mb and especially below 925 is pretty dry.

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1 hour ago, caviman2201 said:

Not sure if anyone's noticed but the mesos have been depicting a pretty good snow squall coming through tomorrow afternoon for several runs now

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I think it will be too warm for most people, but maybe snow tv?

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1 minute ago, caviman2201 said:

I genuinely would lock up an area-wide 2" snowfall in the upper 20s

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From my pov, I just want to avoid a total whiff, and get at least 0.75" so it will be my biggest snowfall since 3/12/22

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I’ll have some of whatever the NAM is smokin’

I called it last night. NAMing would bring back interest lol can’t help but laugh at the irony at this point 

that being said… most models showing 2-4” type deal. I’ll take that as an appetizer to the 20th

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