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NE OK/ NW AR/ SE KS/ SW MO Winter 2011


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So, I'm thinking the four different disturbances that are supposed to pass through the Ozarks region over the next week won't amount to much at all. It seems like it'll be too dry to me. Thoughts?

While I think none of the aforementioned disturbances mentioned by the NWS have the ability (or the moisture) to dump the motherload on us, I believe they each have the potential to produce some light snow. Every once in a while a clipper will overperform, and thus, has the potential to put down a bit more moisture than expected. That is why each individual wave has to be watched.

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I remember when the long range GFS showed warming all the way up into Canada. Now it's just really really cold.

It has been a fairly cold but dry winter. 4 disturbances and nws says maybe up to 3/4 of an inch tonight here and then sunday timeframe another couple inches maybe....like someone else said earlier it seems like 4 chances most of them not producing much but you never know.

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It has been a fairly cold but dry winter. 4 disturbances and nws says maybe up to 3/4 of an inch tonight here and then sunday timeframe another couple inches maybe....like someone else said earlier it seems like 4 chances most of them not producing much but you never know.

well out of everyone here, you have the best chance (except maybe backdoorfront who I believe is in N Missouri)

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well out of everyone here, you have the best chance (except maybe backdoorfront who I believe is in N Missouri)

Yea it seems the further north you go the better the chance. Went to clinton last night(where we lived 2 years ago lol) and they had about 7" up there on the ground still! I think backdoor was in ashland i cant remember now....they been getting it pretty darn good up that way to. Then our friend in kc has been getting alot as well. I really love the scenery and all down this way but if I had my choice when we move again it would be back to kc cause i really miss it there the most

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Well I gotta admit I'm just not feeling anything for most of us with this next system, except for maybe Backdoorfront. That area looks to be in good shape for a light snowfall. These clippers dont clip us this far west most of the time. Case in point is last Thursday's system. That was basically a 2-part system. The first part was a true northern wave (similar to this next one) that hit mostly areas to our north (albeit that one was fairly strong) and part 2, which some of us benefited from, was a system that originated over the S Rockies and moved basically E-W in a different flow. The Euro is not very excited about tomorrow's wave and is kinda in the same camp as the NAM. The 12z GFS now looks drier for this immediate region (SW MO, OK, AR), as does the new RGEM this morning. Bottom line is I think most of us are on the sidelines for this one.

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Well I gotta admit I'm just not feeling anything for most of us with this next system, except for maybe Backdoorfront. That area looks to be in good shape for a light snowfall. These clippers dont clip us this far west most of the time. Case in point is last Thursday's system. That was basically a 2-part system. The first part was a true northern wave (similar to this next one) that hit mostly areas to our north (albeit that one was fairly strong) and part 2, which some of us benefited from, was a system that originated over the S Rockies and moved basically E-W in a different flow. The Euro is not very excited about tomorrow's wave and is kinda in the same camp as the NAM. The 12z GFS now looks drier for this immediate region (SW MO, OK, AR), as does the new RGEM this morning. Bottom line is I think most of us are on the sidelines for this one.

i think were on the sideline the rest of the winter.

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Well I gotta admit I'm just not feeling anything for most of us with this next system, except for maybe Backdoorfront. That area looks to be in good shape for a light snowfall. These clippers dont clip us this far west most of the time. Case in point is last Thursday's system. That was basically a 2-part system. The first part was a true northern wave (similar to this next one) that hit mostly areas to our north (albeit that one was fairly strong) and part 2, which some of us benefited from, was a system that originated over the S Rockies and moved basically E-W in a different flow. The Euro is not very excited about tomorrow's wave and is kinda in the same camp as the NAM. The 12z GFS now looks drier for this immediate region (SW MO, OK, AR), as does the new RGEM this morning. Bottom line is I think most of us are on the sidelines for this one.

Yea man not feeling it either with the next one. The models have springfield scratching their heads. Winter weather advisory begins 7 miles north of me in collins. I just dont have that feeling this time lol

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I think there's at least one more good storm this winter that is gonna nail the southern plains region (OK, N TX). Prolly not in the near future but later on in Feb. Seems nina winters always come up with a couple of good ones for that area.

I think it's possible. I hope we can get something other than positive tilt troughs.

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Well if it is going to be boring weather wise, we need some warmer temps. This dry NW flow really irritates me. LOL

I hope we get a pattern shift by spring or severe weather season will be slow, too.

I dunno, seems like La Nina severe weather seasons can be explosive due to the amped up jet digging south

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I dunno, seems like La Nina severe weather seasons can be explosive due to the amped up jet digging south

Some of the biggest tornado outbreaks in history have occurred during a Nina or coming off of a Nina winter. I think there's at least some evidence that the geographically favored areas tend to shift. One thing that will be interesting to watch is the amount of blocking and polar penetrations into the Gulf. This likely played a role in the slow start to last year's severe season on a national basis but it's too early to say how much of an issue that could be this year.

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I think there's at least one more good storm this winter that is gonna nail the southern plains region (OK, N TX). Prolly not in the near future but later on in Feb. Seems nina winters always come up with a couple of good ones for that area.

do you know for 2 yrs in a row my daughters bday which is 3.31 we have been nailed with snow not a day i want to be nailed lets make it next month. March snows are so heavy i lost half a tree.

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