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March 2025 General Discussion


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Winter storm watch one county south. This one is starting to have the same feel as the March 5th storm with models trending northwest and a sharp snowfall gradient setting up over the metro. March has been rocking this year.

Snow total maps are almost a carbon copy IMO.


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1 hour ago, OrdIowPitMsp said:

Winter storm watch one county south. This one is starting to have the same feel as the March 5th storm with models trending northwest and a sharp snowfall gradient setting up over the metro. March has been rocking this year.

That's kind of how 2022-23 was here. A rockin' march made what had been a shitty snow season finish just a bit below avg.

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That's kind of how 2022-23 was here. A rockin' march made what had been a shitty snow season finish just a bit below avg.

That’s how last year was for us in MSP. Almost no snow all winter but we had a good amount at the very end of winter/early spring they made it look like an almost average year.


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50 minutes ago, mnchaserguy said:


That’s how last year was for us in MSP. Almost no snow all winter but we had a good amount at the very end of winter/early spring they made it look like an almost average year.


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Looks like it was still a solidly below avg year in MSP, but a late rally with 15.2" in March brought 2023-24 to 29.5". MSP only had 1.7" this Jan and 2.0" last Jan, but has already had 9.5" in Mar and 15.2" last Mar.

 

In 2022-23, Detroit saw 15.8" of its 37.1" total come in March. 

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Winds have been unrelenting, almost daily, for awhile now. Another special weather statement today mentioning high winds and low humidity. Starting to feel very standard the last couple years

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Some models show the tiniest deformation zone known to man streaking 2-3" of snow through this area tomorrow night, effectively ending the futility chase.  How sad would that be?  Either way will easily be the worst winter possible in anyone's lifetime, but it would have been nice to have the futility record to show for it lol.

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On 3/1/2025 at 10:42 AM, Maxim said:

the CPC outlook for March doesn't make much sense considering the 3-4 week outlook they released yesterday, but it's whatever.

They haven't done too well so far. The week 3-4 outlook you shared in late February has been much closer to the truth.

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10 minutes ago, TheClimateChanger said:

They haven't done too well so far. The week 3-4 outlook you shared in late February has been much closer to the truth.

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The comical thing is this only overlaps with 2 days from that Week 3-4 outlook that was showing a massive torch, and now they are saying the second half of March is going to be cooler. I can only surmise that CPC was expecting a cool start to March, followed by a much warmer second half?

 

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2 hours ago, cyclone77 said:

Some models show the tiniest deformation zone known to man streaking 2-3" of snow through this area tomorrow night, effectively ending the futility chase.  How sad would that be?  Either way will easily be the worst winter possible in anyone's lifetime, but it would have been nice to have the futility record to show for it lol.

Ive never really dug into MLI data before, but now my curiosity is there, so ill play around later with some of their data and let you know if i find anything interesting. I always cringe when people discuss futility at northern locations in January...now, however, is a very legit time to discuss all-time snow futility for MLI.

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7 hours ago, michsnowfreak said:

Ive never really dug into MLI data before, but now my curiosity is there, so ill play around later with some of their data and let you know if i find anything interesting. I always cringe when people discuss futility at northern locations in January...now, however, is a very legit time to discuss all-time snow futility for MLI.

The latest guidance has bumped the best secondary deform a bit east/southeast, so hoping to escape with no more than an inch.

Should be an entertaining day.  70s with a chance for severe, including a non-zero tornado risk.  Then several hours later it will be snowing and sticking.

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With this current storrm, Omaha has seen the most Blizzard Warnings ever to start a year (3).

And there's only been 1 other year (2018) where they saw 4.

It's wild too considering Omaha was well on track for futility through the first 2/3rds of winter...

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1 hour ago, Powerball said:

With this current storrm, Omaha has seen the most Blizzard Warnings ever to start a year (3).

And there's only been 1 other year (2018) where they saw 4.

It's wild too considering Omaha was well on track for futility through the first 2/3rds of winter...

Quite a turn around in Omaha. No big amounts, but multiple storms. They were sitting at an incredible 1.0" season to date thru February 10th, and they are now at 13.4" before whatever they get today.

Although, I cant figure out what the other 2 blizzard warnings were besides today and March 4th. Since they are prone to crazy windstorms and blizzards in the plains, seems like the NWS's out there sometimes overdue blizzard warnings (in terms of how often they verify vs when they are issued).

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I'm tasked to get my first 20C/70F temp high later which is surprising, even sunny during that! :). That would really make this March shine. One of the fastest melts I've seen there are huge/complete patches of grass now but just weeks ago 35" snow depth smother. Early spring here also not surprising.

Crazy to see blizz warnings for southern KS!!?

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