Niko

My local forecaster just said 4-6Inches for my area and 5-7 for Detroit south. Then he said that it could be more for my area and others, so stay tuned. Classic snowstorm track for us!

Also, w/ arctic air coming and more future snows, looks like we will have snow otg for quite some time.

Weren't they saying yesterday that snow will be starting by midday, if not by early afternoon. Now it is the AM hr instead.

That is such a beauty. It has it snowing till Thu morning....

Its a wall of heavy snow rushing in towards S MI.

Looky looky at whats brewing down the road......

This is one of my favorite parts about a winter system not knowing how it will impact ur area. Suddenly, you see the outcome and you get surprised by it, whether good or bad. I luv that anxiety about winterstorms.

It will be a close call for my area, meanwhile, my grid calls for "Heavy Snow." So, who knows, we will see what headline goes up for me. Looking like a fun storm.

I am very curious to see how this storm plays out amigo. I am hoping for a slight NW track, so I can be put in that beautiful headline that you are in, otherwise, I'll be in that WWA. Btw: Congrats on ur headline!!!!

I have the same forecast bud!!!! WSW looks likely by the 4AM package for my area. There is also a chance I could be in a WWA, all depending on the track.

Do you have any measurable snow otg in ur neck of the woods?

Huge potential in the snow dept in the coming days. Stay tuned!

Yep. The NAM nailed it. Its quite a wintry scene over here.

NOAA going w/ 4-7" for now. Could be higher than this amount as we get closer to the event. At roughly 50 hours out, preferred to go with a 10:1 or 11:1. Did not have much issue with the collaborated QPF. Thus, the current forecast will read 4 to 7 inches possible. The coherent absolute vorticity center matters as it increases confidence the main cold side deformation should stripe right across the cwa, keeping the midlevel dry slot south of the state. Thus, thinking a long duration of moderate snow is in store for Southeast Michigan including Metro Detroit. The low is shown to deepen steadily upon approach, only really beginning to occlude as it arrives. NAM thetae progs do show a narrow/thinning trowal axis lifting northward into a greater chunk of the cwa. The prospects for legitimate trowal dynamics are important as it should influence how far northward +4" snow amounts will reach. Difficult to get too specific with snow amounts yet as the entire system is not quite within the hires window. The first item that will be monitored in the model data in subsequent shifts is for the likelihood of mesoscale snow banding. Low track, trajectories of the system relative flow, and orientation of the isotherms suggest a good potential for localized banding particularly south of I69.

This storm will have a lot of moisture to work w. Gotta luv GOM LP areas.

0z NAM looks sweet. Gives @Tompl at least close to 4-5" snowfall. Good for S MI and @Clintonand of course other MO members.

It just doesn't wanna stop!! Btw: the radar just blossomed. Nice batch over us now. Could be adding more to that today of 3.3."

DTW Metro received 3.3" today from this weak system. Not too shabby. Definitely an overachiever. SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN -- TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION STATIONS :.................................................................... : STATION MAX / MIN / 7 PM / 24-HR / SNOW/ SNOW : NAME TEMP/ TEMP / TEMP / PRECIP/ FALL/ DEPTH :.................................................................... WHKM4: NWS White Lake : 32 / 28 / 29 / 0.07 / 1.3/ 1 ADG : Adrian Airport : 33 / 29 / 30 / 0.08 ARB : Ann Arbor Airport : 32 / 29 / 31 / 0.11 BAX :*Bad Axe Airport : 30 / 25 / 25 / CFS :*Caro Airport-Tuscola: 35 / 31 / 31 / DET : Detroit City Airport: 35 / 31 / 33 / 0.15 DTW : Detroit Metro Airprt: 34 / 29 / 31 / 0.20 / 3.3/ 3

@Clintonlooks golden w/ this one as well as @OKwx2k4. Several inches looking likely.

Check-out that blue color making a b-line towards SMI.

Definitely taking that northward jog.

Yep. When I read that, I was like them people working there must be on some kind of crack...(2"+ ).

Wednesday Snow Likely then Heavy Snow High: 34 °F NOAA getting serious!!!

Thanks amigo. Hope you score bigly too w/ all storms that we are going to be tracking in the coming days and w/ this one of course.