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You arrived a little late but there will be plenty of that Dec-Feb next year I moved to Nebraska 5 years ago and never experienced a below zero air temp until then. Now I know if my nose hairs instantly freeze outside, it’s probably below zero.

Just another evening of dry, cold, gusty winds like many have been this year

Big yikes for Lincoln.

Glad to hear that, hopefully that translates well over this way

Last year was awesome here while KC struggled. Not that I want to hog all the snow, but it sure is rough constantly getting missed. We’re ready to start fresh next year, this winter was just a practice lol.

Yeah NAM is already moving towards GFS and Euro. I imagine models will mostly be corrected by tomorrow morning.

We do decent but on the edge. Much less in Omaha. Just another step towards the GFS.

LNK is sitting pretty if you look at the short range models and ignore the globals. It's actually surprising how the NAM, RAP, and HRRR seem to be in agreement.

Oh you’re back? That’s something that literally nobody asked for.

The lag time between model disaster and NWS forecast updates is always depressing. Of course there's still time for further model changes and corrections but 4-8" is starting to look very unlikely.

The massive south jump only 60 hours out is just comical. 18z GEFS is another slashing of totals for Nebraska, looks good for KC. I hope it's wrong, but probably not with how this winter has gone.

Lol omg the 18z GFS

NAM has fooled me several times being north and wet, especially in the 2-3 day range. Speaking of the devil, 18z NAM is coming in slightly south and weaker.

GEFS further south and weaker as well. Now 3.5" in Lincoln vs. 5" at 00z. Any further shifts and we're probably out of the game, 00z runs tonight are going to be scary.

1" at LNK brings us all the way to 4.8" for the season, reports across town generally 1-2". I slept in until like 11 lol, but there was still around 1.5-2" outside of direct sunlight. It should be about completely gone by the end of the afternoon. It's always when there's a 30% chance of snow it overperforms, not when there's already snow accumulation forecasted Need 2.4" on Thursday to match the least snowiest season on record (7.2"). If that doesn't happen, there's a pretty good chance 2021-22 will take the top spot for the lowest season ever. Edit: whoops wrong thread

Thought that was 10:1 and then saw it was Kuchera

Don’t like how this trending for Nebraska, by 00z it’s going to be 1-3”

EPS same track, but kinda weak

Just eyeballing, around 1" has fallen in Lincoln.

GEFS is juiced along and south of I-80 in Nebraska. WxBell skips from 24 hour time frame to 4 days, otherwise 48 hour would be ideal lol.

Actually snowing and accumulating just glancing out the window

Looks better than 12z for sure Also I feel obligated to post a map if we're talking about it

Lol probably

GEFS goes south, EPS still north.

Perfect track for moisture starved areas in Nebraska. Hate to see it 5 days out lol