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VMB443

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  1. Exactly! Not the hype like the other storms, but I think this one has more potential.

    I wanna see how this dry slot that MKE NWS has been advertising pans out in the morning. I guess that was the reason for the Advisory over Warning

    I agree - my gut says this has more potential, but maybe my gut is just wishcasting!

  2. Four miles west of Mitchell Airport.

     

    I'm going to be intrigued to see what we get, this storm seems to be passing through without the hype or conversation of the last couple of storms - I don't know if it's the difference in being under and Advisory versus a Warning, but I wonder if this is going to catch a few people off guard.

  3. You see, unlike all of you evil people who wish extremes on folks just for your silly hobby — I am just fine with a normal winter day or a normal summer day.

     

    A few inches of snow to pretty things up? No problem for me.

     

    78 degrees and sunny? Can’t wait to take a lap around the lake and drink a few beers.

     

    What I don’t need? Ice, record-low temps, feet of snow, humidity and tornadoes wiping out entire towns. You know - the things ya’ll hope for and cherry pick, post and root home any/every model that suggests it might happen.

    I bet you’re a lot of fun at parties...

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  4. Pileups everywhere on the highways here is Western Michigan - dangerous conditions all around.

     

    Sad that most of you root for this type of weather where people have to put their lives on the line just to go to work to make money to feed their families. You should all be ashamed of yourselves for wishing this through.

    That’s not fair - don’t go there - this is a good forum, don’t start down the road of ripping on people just because they happen to like winter weather.

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  5. Radar loop looked like you had some very heavy returns all throughout the night.  How much do you have OTG?  There is somewhat of a bust on the models which suggested there would be more Lehs and I'm not really seeing it on radar at the moment.  Could change as winds veer more easterly later today.

     

    I just went out to measure, kind of hard with the drifting involved, but I chose a good spot and that had me at 6" - MKX saying we're in for a lull and then this afternoon should bring some more snow - actually a lull might be nice, things are a mess, and it would be good to have a little break to get things cleaned up before anything comes this afternoon. I haven't seen any snow that resembles lake effect snow at this point, the flakes have all been fairly small, just a lot of them!

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  6. Continues to pour snow, heaviest I have seen all morning right now, they are saying a dry slot may be moving in which would limit totals, we'll see what happens - even if it does this has been the most impressive storm I've seen in a long time.  It's hard to tell how much snow we've gotten right now, it's really blowing all over the place, my guess would be a good six inches or so.

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  7. Seems like they are holding more weight into the GEFS and not so much the EPS....

    Here’s their full thinking:

     

    “A major winter storm is on track to hit southern Wisconsin. The

    guidance remains in very good agreement with a slight shift north

    (compared to previous days) with the surface low. The EC has a

    more southern sfc low track, but focusing on the surface low

    track can be misleading when dealing with an arctic airmass in

    place. Models usually struggle with arctic airmasses. More

    importantly, is the solid agreement with the h7/h5 low tracks.

    This is where much of the meaningful forcing will be.

     

    The warm air advection ahead of the low for Monday night is off

    the charts. We`ll see sfc temps rise through the night, with

    temps getting up around 30 in the far southeast on Monday. This

    WAA and associated frontogenesis will be a productive snow maker.

    The column is deeply saturated with a large portion of that high

    RH in or very close to the favorable dendrite growth zone.

     

    As the WAA pushes east by sunrise Monday, we`ll then get into the

    forcing associated with potent mid level wave and upper

    divergence for the morning hours. Things should begin to wind down

    quickly from west to east Monday afternoon.

     

    In general, this will be a dry snow. The exception may be across

    the far southeast where temps rise to around 30F. Ratios in the

    north on average will be about 18:1, while the southeast will be

    about 13:1.”

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