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2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm


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Just now, A-L-E-K said:

Is it too much to ask for a couple more bumps? Fully sampled now so no surprises but the trend actually feels like a trend not intra model wobbles. 

Feels like the next model run is make or break. Lately that's where model downtrends have started and continued. Fingers crossed.

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12 minutes ago, A-L-E-K said:

Is it too much to ask for a couple more bumps? Fully sampled now so no surprises but the trend actually feels like a trend not intra model wobbles. 

Yeah, seems that way. There's been a few models, some bad models, that have liked the idea of this storm. But getting the EC and GFS on board would be reassuring. Hopefully their respective ensembles are leading the way.

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Toronto (downtown) greatest snow depth in modern times is probably 65 cm on Jan 15, 1999, following 38 cm snow 2nd, 21 cm 12th and 29 cm 14-15th. No snow depth is available in older records but march 1870 and Feb 1846 may have had similar conditions. 

 In Feb 1846 (measured in inches) Feb 11-12 9.0", Feb 15-16 12.0", 17-18 2.5" and 20-21 added 22.0" ... temps were generally below freezing so the total snowfall of 44.5" must have been at least 3/4 on the ground at end of the snowy period. It was followed by record cold Feb 26-28 (lows of -12, -16 and -17 F) and it stayed cold in march although with very little additional snow. 

 

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1 minute ago, Chicago WX said:

Somewhat desperate times I guess, but here's the 18z GGEM. Hits NW OH and SE MI pretty good. Decent for the rest of us.

 

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For as strong as the low is, the lack of cold sector precip on some models is a worry but long ways to go but not really lol. 2 days is an eternity as far as potential changes.

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