Compared to today's event vorticity looks a lot stronger but I'm not an expert at deciphering such: 850 T's don't seem to be the issue But 2m T's are definitely a concern. This is middle of the tracks Euro with Harrison holding tough at 31F during what I think is the warmest hour.

First d3-7 +SN score!

There is a 9.4" report in the far nw corner of Iowa.

BZN literally just posted a +9.2 anomaly last month lol. WYS was probably similar, but the local SNOTEL hasn't been reporting temps consistently.

Snow has let up here. We ended up with about 8 inches. I made a note of the 12z runs this morning to compare against - RAP was the closest with 7.4" modeled. RDPS, HRDPS, and ICON were about 1.5" off on the low side while the WRF models were about 1.5" off on the high side. All other models (HRRRR, NAM, FV3, GFS, ECMWF) were further off on the low side. RRFS was easily the worst with only showing 2.8 inches. Absolutely blew it's forecast so badly. Going to be tough to trust that model going forward. I will say, this marks 2/3 storms this season that the ECMWF has been among the more poor performing models with totals. A bit uncharacteristic for the King.