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1/10 - 1/11 Plains/Lower Lakes Major Winter Storm


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It has it's moments but it hasn't been good this year.  It and the NAM have struggled beyond 36 hrs.

 

I always looking at every model, but the ICON is probably the model I care the least about. Seems to be wacky.

 

 

Is this model ever right? Hard to buy it as it's very different from the other model solutions.

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Very busy day today w meetings, but real quick, I do think that cold air will funnel into the storm sat nite and provide snow (couple of inches in mby).

Snowfall for Winter 2023 -24 for Metro Detroit Area 

Oct 2023: 0.2" AN

Nov 2023: 2.2" AN

Dec 2023: 0.5" BN Insane!

Jan 2024: 17.0" AN

Feb 2024: 1.9"  BN Insane!

Mar 2024: 4.9" BN

April 2024: Trace

Season So Far: 26.7"

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very similar to 6z, no shift west at all.

 

 

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This is all snow, right? I know Tropical Tidbits includes sleet in their snow maps, which honestly makes for some ludicrous maps. Like this one from this same GFS:

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So we have the NAM which will likely be on the NW side of guidance and the GFS which seems to be the furthest SE (and has been for days).  Let's see if the Canadian, UK, and Euro come somewhere in between.  Currently I'm getting 6" on the NAM and 6" on the GFS just on the east edge of the NAM and west edge of the GFS.  So just meet in the middle guys and call it a day.  :P 

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So we have the NAM which will likely be on the NW side of guidance and the GFS which seems to be the furthest SE (and has been for days).  Let's see if the Canadian, UK, and Euro come somewhere in between.  Currently I'm getting 6" on the NAM and 6" on the GFS just on the east edge of the NAM and west edge of the GFS.  So just meet in the middle guys and call it a day.  :P

 

Would not be shocked to see a solution in the middle. That's usually what ends up happening.

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So we have the NAM which will likely be on the NW side of guidance and the GFS which seems to be the furthest SE (and has been for days).  Let's see if the Canadian, UK, and Euro come somewhere in between.  Currently I'm getting 6" on the NAM and 6" on the GFS just on the east edge of the NAM and west edge of the GFS.  So just meet in the middle guys and call it a day.  :P

I second this.  

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What we have is another typical "big" Iowa storm.  Unfortunately, the typical "big" Iowa storm is 4-6"/5-8".  Our storms are either long-duration light to moderate snow, or they are in and out in six hours.  This one will be in and out quickly, so it had better snow hard.

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season snowfall: 34.8"

'22-23: 30.2"      '21-22: 27.1"      '20-21: 52.5"      '19-20: 36.2"      '18-19: 50.2"      '17-18: 39.5"

Average snowfall: ~30"

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This is all snow, right? I know Tropical Tidbits includes sleet in their snow maps, which honestly makes for some ludicrous maps. Like this one from this same GFS:

Not sure if it is or isn't.

I think kuchera ratio was created as a temperature based offset to this problem. It's meant to be a more accurate representation of actual snowfall, if my understanding is correct.

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What we have is another typical "big" Iowa storm. Unfortunately, the typical "big" Iowa storm is 4-6" with isolated higher. Our storms are either long-duration light to moderate snow, or they are in and out in six hours. This one will be in and out quickly, so it had better snow hard.

GFS needs to slow downnnn
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Whenever I get excited I jynx it, but I am right in the center. wunderground calling for 10 and accuweather calling for 7 to 12. If I wake up to 10 inches of fresh snow that fell on a night with a low of 13f I'm going to be in midwest powder heaven.

Holy moly. I definitely understand the excitement though. That sounds darn near like winter perfection.

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