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Minnesota, N. Iowa and WI really looking good on the Euro with all of these waves. Going to stack up really nice for you guys so congrats. This should help secure the cold sector for our sub forum for the next set of snow storms the following week.

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Minnesota, N. Iowa and WI really looking good on the Euro with all of these waves. Going to stack up really nice for you guys so congrats. This should help secure the cold sector for our sub forum for the next set of snow storms the following week.

Agree....I'm fairly impressed with the overall "look" at this point for next week...

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Minnesota, N. Iowa and WI really looking good on the Euro with all of these waves. Going to stack up really nice for you guys so congrats. This should help secure the cold sector for our sub forum for the next set of snow storms the following week.

Or that snow sets up a sharp temp gradient that the storms ride, bringing us rain and warm weather :)

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Forecast offices are busy..  In reality watches should be posted for tomorrow night this afternoon.  

 

I am out.  Heading north

I was just thinking about the headlines for the next storm. I think they’ll be out with the afternoon package. Maybe they wanted to wait to not cause confusion with the current headlines.

 

Good luck with the chase. Snowing here but nothing crazy at the moment. Steady though.

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Oh my...

 

Mesoscale discussion out

Sweet.....

 

Mesoscale Discussion 0068

NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK

0120 PM CST Tue Feb 05 2019

 

Areas affected...Southeast MN...Northern IA...Western WI

 

Concerning...Heavy snow

 

Valid 051920Z - 060015Z

 

SUMMARY...Multiple bands of heavy snow will continue to develop and

affect the discussion area this afternoon. Snowfall rates exceeding

1 inch per hour are likely in localized areas.

 

DISCUSSION...Recent radar loop shows a developing band of moderate

to heavy snow developing from Brown/Nicollet counties of

south-central MN to near Eau Clair WI. Several observation sites

within this band, including parts of the Minneapolis metro area, are

reporting moderate snow. The expanding precipitation shield is

associated with a well-defined shortwave trough moving into NE, and

strengthening low-level warm advection indicated by local VAD

profiles.

 

This band is expected to slowly lift northeastward through the next

several hours, but will likely be replaced by an intensifying band

of heavy snow that is developing along the IA/MN border. The result

will be multiple episodes of locally significant snowfall through

the afternoon across the discussion area. Convective augmentation

of snowfall rates is likely, although lightning strikes are

uncertain.

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