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To me, "HECS" = 1996 levels!

Lies…TFlizzy, never?

I was away in college, but there was a blizzard in feb 2006? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_blizzard_of_2006

Is that were 83 turned into a skating ring and people started walking home?

My company offices in SW Wisconsin overperormed today and got 10" don't know if that means anything here but

No one is even getting accurate measurements in 30mph+ sustained. The problem is moreso snow transport at the sfc.

This was the map that the NWS put out like 48 hours before. This was I think the final map, which still was too high.

I have never seen someone worry so much over a storm that is going to drop 1-2 feet + over the entire region

Rob peter out west to paul in the east…fml.

Not surprised given the increase in llvl dynamics. In fact, these totals from the NBM at this range are pretty damn impressive I think.

Steve has a gross ego and deserves any criticism he gets. His publicly harassing WFAN because they stated there was a "storm threat" early last week for last weekend was corny and cringe. He got anointed some sortve digital weatherman chair position at the AMS conference and he's been a one man wxtwitter police since.

Bobby M and his team are one of the best independent professional firms out there!

Yeah. It deepens from 1010 to 994 and barely any precip makes it across the bay.

I couldn't believe what I was seeing while delivering the mail while the nam was running. Holy shit.

Got a bunch in around even money on 6+ for the month and 10+ at about 3:1 several hours ago...odds have significantly changed since lol

Yeah thats not half bad

I’ll take my chances with that

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Def seeing some Jan 15 lite signs

Ultimately, the processes involved are extremely complex. I'm sure if you have extremely sufficient snow growth production that can offset stronger winds. I don't recall what the winds aloft were that day but the winds with this will be a completely different magnitude. I also would think wind at cloud level will be much stronger than Jan 16 too. I do agree, I think the wind can get overstated at times when talking about being a hinder to ratios and snowgrowth but this would be a whole other level of magnitude that IMO winds would absolutely impact growth and ratios.

We’d take and root for boom scenarios. It’s trended nicely.

https://x.com/epawawx/status/2024948090050957774

Would be a 4"-6" event for many.

Maybe it will ramp up suddenly like it did down here. Although now this flakes, I’ve gotten very small and it’s a bit lighter.