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Clipper bomb next Thursday GFS is some kind of special

That's fair. Forgive me, but I haven't been looking up there. I've been too busy rooting for the NAM. Haha

we arent getting screwed...major storm coming for all.

Well either way .. let’s maximize the Monday snows. That may really tip the scales .

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I’m of course entirely happy if debunked, which is likely, for obvious reasons…

It still matters. We get uplift that the coastal plain doesn't.

13.9"

Amazing sunset IMBY right now

Some clipper action in the midweek?

got this from Southernwx ICON 18z Ice totals

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Here is the Wichita NWS office's forecast:

If that's final solution..then they will need the Guard...large power loss, followed by the snow and cold. Governor issued State of Emergency while ago for all Tennessee.

The drop off is bigger in Missouri. Went from 14-15 inches to 9-10 inches. Still a good storm but certainly a step back.

14.5

I think you’d want to see the trough open up more to get more of a norlun look. And the low would ideally be about our latitude but it might stay south and we stay with onshore flow.

The year was 2005. I was telling everyone in high school to root for the GFS because it gives us way more snow but that the GFS usually isn’t correct. This happened many times. The year is 2026. I am telling everyone at work that the GFS (although I say “American model” now as everyone knows I’m a weather guy but maybe not to this extent) gives us way more snow but that the GFS usually isn’t correct.

Ravens got their guy

18z Ukie stayed pretty steady. Pivotal Weather snow map is only at 10:1 ratio with 12+” throughout a large area of OK/AR. It would be very impressive if we had the Kuchera.

The RH at our Hancock station is currently 19%... 42/3. Gonna need the 55gal drum of Lip Balm

Nah, you've always been optimistic. Never change. Need people like you to counter balance the wrist-slitters.

Surface temps aren't the issue though, it's the warm nose in the mid levels that are screwing us. No amount of cold waters will offset that.

There was? The 18z still pumped out close to one foot here in Kansas:

In. 12.8”