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3/11 - 3/12 Winter Storm


Tom

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We are getting into the 48-60 hour period of a possible significant winter storm shaping up for the Midwest/Lower Lakes/OV.  18z NAM coming in very robust with snowfall.  DTX may be very close to breaking their all-time snow fall record this season with this storm.  There still is a lot of discrepancies between the models.  The storm system hasn't been sampled yet by the balloon network so expect shifts on the storm track.

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Wow go NAM.

 

WPC EPD

EXTENDED FORECAST DISCUSSION
NWS WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER COLLEGE PARK MD 1141 AM EDT SUN MAR 09 2014
THE MODELS HAVE FINALLY CONVERGED ON THE TRACK OF THE COMPLEX WAVE CROSSING THE EAST EARLY IN THE PERIOD, WITH ITS MOST MARKED SENSIBLE WEATHER THREAT BEING A STRIPE OF HEAVY SNOW FROM NORTHERN ILLINOIS AND INDIANA THROUGH THE INTERIOR NORTHEAST.

 

 

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I wasent paying much attention to this but just checked 12z GFS and it's pretty close. What is ORD record? 81 inches? I think we could break number 1 with this if I am not mistaken. We are at 75 inches and 3rd place right? Get mixed up with meterological and seasonal snowfall. I think seasonal would be 89 inches is record.

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ORD is at 75.5" for the season and the record is 89.7" for the season.  So Dom, we may be getting real close to breaking the all-time record if we can get a significant snowstorm out of this one.

 

Plenty of chances down the line yet. Especially if GFS is right.

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The trend has been NW with a phased system earlier which amps up quicker.  Would like to see more runs before jumping on board with the NAM's totals.  As Money said, 12z Euro Ensembles were NW of OP run.

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The trend has been NW with a phased system earlier which amps up quicker. Would like to see more runs before jumping on board with the NAM's totals. As Money said, 12z Euro Ensembles were NW of OP run.

How many models have gone NW? If it's only the NAM & Euro ensembles, wouldn't call it a "trend" just yet. Although a NAM solution would be happiness.

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Looks like the NAM will continue to correct south on future runs. A phased, more amped solution is still possible similar to the January 4th-5th storm which models didn't show a phase until less than 24 hours from the event. Still the more unlikely scenario and the Euro and the GFS most likely have the correct track with some slight north or south shifts still possible.

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Looks like the NAM will continue to correct south on future runs. A phased, more amped solution is still possible similar to the January 4th-5th storm which models didn't show a phase until less than 24 hours from the event. Still the more unlikely scenario and the Euro and the GFS most likely have the correct track with some slight north or south shifts still possible.

 

Well because it has on this run doesent mean it's gonna be trend. It's awfully close.

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Well because it has on this run doesent mean it's gonna be trend. It's awfully close.

Very true, but we have all seen this before. NAM usually the 18Z shows a extreme amped solution and future runs start to correct south. If the 00Z GFS looks more like the NAM that will definitely be a good sign.

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