GRR - Clipper system snow Tuesday night into Wednesday The strongest system of the 7 day forecast looks to be another clipper Tuesday night into Wednesday. Aloft a strong shortwave plows in from the west during this time frame. Down at the surface, a deep low for a clipper will pass right through the heart of the state moving through Central Lower Michigan most likely. Wednesday morning, the low is centered somewhere near Mt Pleasant using an aggregate of the operational models with a depth around 988mb. A formidable low for sure. The heaviest swath of precipitation usually falls near and to the north of the low track of a clipper and that is what the models are indicating with this system as well. Quite a bit of time before we deal with this system and we will be watching trends closely. If the track comes a little further south, more of the forecast area will get into the heavier precipitation. Even on the current track though, Central Michigan is in line to see sizable accumulations of snow (possibly 4-7 inches). Again, this could include more of Southwest Lower Michigan if the track trends southward. This is a bit of a warmer system as the stronger low pulls in warm air from the south, therefore the I-96 corridor to the south will likely see a rain/snow mix with this event. Again, trends in the models will be everything with regard to type and amounts of precipitation. Hoping for a seasonal trend of better forcing as we get to game time

There are some ridiculous rainfall totals coming with this AR

Sandpoint is more like Whitefish than Kalispell. Bonners Ferry is like Eureka I guess. None of these places has anything resembling cuisine or culture lol.

Day 7 (4-run trend)