Here we are, mid/late April and we are tracking a potential formidable late season snowfall across the MW/GL's region.  It will be April's version of a TX Panhandle cutter which will begin developing along a very potent cold front dropping down through the Great Plains on the infamous day of 4/20 (for various recreational reasons).  Let's discuss...

00z Euro still holding onto the idea that MI will be the jack zone... @jaster220, I didn't realize that there is so much vegetation in bloom since I'm out here in AZ.  This would be a bad scenario and I have to agree with you that it would be bad timing.

In any event, the farther east you are the better chance of getting more snow bc it'll likely fall at night...otherwise, those who see snow falling during the day will prob just see slushy accumulations unless its ripping hard.

00z EPS...

Biggest contest of your life. Just give a date and an hour in case people guess the same day. 

None of the other shitty cities matter. Don't mention them. Due by tonight at midnight. 

The models are now suggesting what could potentially turn into quite a meteorological feat into early next week.  An unusually strong trough will track out of the N Rockies today and develop across the central Plains states as a potent closed ULL will form near KS/MO late on Friday.  By Sat, this system rapidly develops into a strong SLP across MO and cuts up NNE into the GL's region while plugging into deep GOM moisture sparking a major severe wx outbreak down south.  Farther north, this system wraps up into a dynamic little beast that will produce heavy rainfall and strong winds.  How low will the Baro go???

Now, where things get a bit interesting, another system will track through B.C. and into the Upper MW and ultimately will interact with the GL's system producing a Fujiwara Effect.   The result will be a monster Cut-Off Low across the N GL's region.  Will it snow?  How much?

Let's discuss...

00z Euro...

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