So accuweather has all ready jumped past this storm, which they only have a coating to 3" forcasted to sunday night which they have 2-4 forcasted. Whats up with that? Still planning everything off your forcast Ryan thanks again.
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Still looks like a solid inch of snow tonight for the entire area.
Models have no agreement with regards to Friday. Latest indications are for a Friday event starting at 6am'ish with a steady snow all day into the overnight hours. Factors to play a role in how much snow we receive are the exact track, what role does Lake Michigan play, and the temps. A more northern track means more snow. Banding off of Lake Michigan means more snow. Lower temps mean a higher ratio and it means more snow. Now the same can be said for the complete opposite stated above and the forecast will bust. I am leaning hard on lake enhancement and banding. I am leaning towards colder temps with taking into consideration lower QPF. So I honestly feel there could be a few surprises.
After that system another one looks to clip us Sunday night with around an inch of snow.
With next week temps do moderate back to freezing. This so called rain system that is being talked about has no substance. All indications are for a winter system and an impressive one at that.
Still looks like a solid inch of snow tonight for the entire area.
Models have no agreement with regards to Friday. Latest indications are for a Friday event starting at 6am'ish with a steady snow all day into the overnight hours. Factors to play a role in how much snow we receive are the exact track, what role does Lake Michigan play, and the temps. A more northern track means more snow. Banding off of Lake Michigan means more snow. Lower temps mean a higher ratio and it means more snow. Now the same can be said for the complete opposite stated above and the forecast will bust. I am leaning hard on lake enhancement and banding. I am leaning towards colder temps with taking into consideration lower QPF. So I honestly feel there could be a few surprises.
After that system another one looks to clip us Sunday night with around an inch of snow.
With next week temps do moderate back to freezing. This so called rain system that is being talked about has no substance. All indications are for a winter system and an impressive one at that.
With this pattern there is no end in sight.
Are you still kinda leaning towards 4 to 6"?
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Still looks like a solid inch of snow tonight for the entire area.
Models have no agreement with regards to Friday. Latest indications are for a Friday event starting at 6am'ish with a steady snow all day into the overnight hours. Factors to play a role in how much snow we receive are the exact track, what role does Lake Michigan play, and the temps. A more northern track means more snow. Banding off of Lake Michigan means more snow. Lower temps mean a higher ratio and it means more snow. Now the same can be said for the complete opposite stated above and the forecast will bust. I am leaning hard on lake enhancement and banding. I am leaning towards colder temps with taking into consideration lower QPF. So I honestly feel there could be a few surprises.
After that system another one looks to clip us Sunday night with around an inch of snow.
With next week temps do moderate back to freezing. This so called rain system that is being talked about has no substance. All indications are for a winter system and an impressive one at that.
4 pm GFS has jogged the Friday system, you guessed it further north as it did with the 10am run and the 4am run from earlier today. NWS is starting to come around to the idea and has 2-4 now for the area. It also looks like it may start earlier but this was the first run to do so in a couple days so I will hold off on starting Thursday evening for a couple more runs
4 pm GFS has jogged the Friday system, you guessed it further north as it did with the 10am run and the 4am run from earlier today. NWS is starting to come around to the idea and has 2-4 now for the area. It also looks like it may start earlier but this was the first run to do so in a couple days so I will hold off on starting Thursday evening for a couple more runs
Is this more of a Southeast or coming from the Northwest kinda storm for Thursday? Thanks!