The GFS was the first to show this system and the Euro and Canadian have come into line the past couple of days.  All are showing relative consistency in bringing a weak wave of snow from eastern CO into parts of KS, NE, IA, MO, IL, WI and MI.  A general 1-4" appears to be in line for most areas, but maybe it will trend a bit stronger as we get closer (fingers crossed).  Either way for many snow starved areas, at least it brings a chance to see some flakes fly.  

I feel pretty confident that a formidable storm is going to develop mid next week as it also fits the pattern we've been discussing for some time now.  Every single global model is now showing it and it appears almost likely that many of us on here around the I-80 corridor on south with see a pretty decent winter storm.  Let's discuss...

0z GEFS...

0z EPS...

0z GEPS...the farthest south among the models...

I know who's rooting for the good Ol' Canadian!  Oh Canada... @Clinton @sumweatherdude KC peeps and I would say the Chicago area is riding the fine line with this one.  I'm not all in on this just yet for MBY...needless to say, this should be a fun storm to track.

Alright, alright, alright...is there a late game dynamic system coming into play for the MW/Lower Lakes??  Suddenly, the models are honing in on a CO Low that tracks near the TX Panhandle and takes a track due east through the S Plains/S MW and then cuts up the OHV.  Thermals are marginal but I'm seeing some signs that the storm may be phasing early than previously thought and farther NW than just a few days ago.  Let's discuss this potential potent late week system!  

0z GEFS...

0z EPS...I'm seeing the EPS showing more members with snow down near KC and @Clinton.  Last minute surprise?  

0z Euro Control...