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After a dry end to summer, dry fall, and now below average winter, the best way we bust the drought is for a few big snow storms and maintain cold. Then a slow melt in March. I am hoping this is the case. While it is a much more expensive heating winter than the past few, I am happy I pre-bought all my oil when it was cheaper. While it has been a relatively quiet winter thus far, it has been a cozy one with lots of cold around. Always love taking a deep breath of very cold air in the morning!

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4 minutes ago, Allsnow said:

All riding on that one storm next week. Hopefully the guidance is correct 

The 10 day total includes ~0.5" for Wed night, 1-2" for Sat, and 5-6" spread out over 3 days reflecting multiple potential waves and timing differences between ensemble members.

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The 06z GEFS showed non-trivial precipitation for 7+ days starting Tue next week. But we shouldn't expect precipitation every day. Timing differences and multiple waves are spread out across an entire week of ensemble averaging. It will be very interesting to see how this evolves in the models... will be eagerly looking for continuity.

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10 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

I wouldn't be surprised if we ended up in a screw zone with systems prior to Feb 10 being north of us and post 10th south of us. 

We heard you the first time man. Come back after the 10th lol

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4 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

I agree with Walt on that 12th-14th storm, there is definitely a risk of suppression though I think suppression is the wrong word.  As I said yesterday, its more "failed phasing" or disjointed setup than it really would be suppresison

I believe this may be what forky was referring to when he was not a fan of the compressed flow.

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40 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

I agree with Walt on that 12th-14th storm, there is definitely a risk of suppression though I think suppression is the wrong word.  As I said yesterday, its more "failed phasing" or disjointed setup than it really would be suppresison

I need it to stay south of I80 (or Rt17) so my trip to Chicago is better on the 11th and home on the 13th. See what ya can do ;)

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1 hour ago, eduggs said:

There's a pathway to a long duration wintry event next week. It's a fun look at this moment. But since it's still a week away I'm assuming reality will be something a little more common.

It makes me wonder why multiday storms have become so rare.  Going back through history they used to be much more common (from the 1920s through the 1960s).

 

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