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Under a WWA and my point and click has zero mention of precipitation. And they wonder why Partly Cloudy Detailed Forecast Tonight Increasing clouds, with a low around 24. Calm wind. Thursday Cloudy, with a high near 40. Calm wind becoming northeast 5 to 7 mph in the morning. Winds could gust as high as 21 mph. Thursday Night Cloudy, with a low around 33. Northeast wind around 8 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. Friday Cloudy, with a high near 35. Northeast wind 7 to 9 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph. Friday Night Cloudy, with a low around 32. Northeast wind around 6 mph becoming calm in the evening.

Yeah thats a good 40-45°F warmer at 18z Wednesday than the 12z run, lol.

Really impressive.

As some one is apt to say. It will all be a dream Saturday afternoon

Hcubed and 3k both were solid for hill ice . Hammer posted on FB and Twitter after the runs

KlitZ post was before GFS.

WPO set to dive to levels not seen in many years.

I’d take that in a minute. Let’s go.

Yup. Point forecast for us is about 3" snow with about 0.4" WE, so planning on 1.3" snow with 0.17" WE. Still, would be more than we've had since about 1/20.

Gfs goes back to Morch on Wednesday.

Lots of contradictory posts this afternoon here…

If only every snow threat you and INS posted worked out.

There's a lot there. The farmhouse at the woodyard.

He had me at zzzzzzzz

Don't throw in the towel yet -- Palm Sunday falls on March 29th this year -- the same day that it fell on in 1942: https://www.democraticunderground.com/10565582#google_vignette

Tough call around BOS. Not sure I buy the snowy scenario though.

Pack damage?

GFS looks good.

That storm keeps showing up on my B-Day and Cold Misers too(3/16…dead center of the month)…can it happen…..

Stumbled on this: BRINGING A RETURN TO COLDER CONDITIONS, POSSIBLY ACCOMPANIED BY WIND DRIVEN ACCUMULATING SNOW SOMEWHERE IN THE GREATER REGION. IF THIS WERE TO HAPPEN IN OUR AREA, IT WOULD BE A CLASSIC CASE OF MARCH "WEATHER WHIPLASH".

Congrats

What goes up must come down. The region saw a slew of unusually snowy winters in the 2000s-10s. Many areas of the Great Lakes and northeast saw their snowiest decade on record in the 2010s. It was an unrealistic pace that came down. Avg annual snowfall at Detroit is around 43". The past 10 years averaged 39.1" but the previous 10 years 53.3". Avg annual snowfall at Chicago is around 37". The past 10 years averaged 31.9" but the previous 10 years 46.9".

Too real

You can book 2-3” on grass only events at minimum post frontal in late March and April alone. Though, you might not know it happened.

You must have looked at AIFS. I agree that we still have a few weeks, elevation adjusted. I don't consider my region out of the snow season until April 15. BUT, the tide is going out...................