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The last AFD from Milwaukee-Sullivan is from midnight Friday? I can’t get anything newer.

March 23rd on the Euro

We'll see how much sleet mixes in I guess.

Been a long time since there’s been a radar like this!

If the current majority of models are to be believed, not a chance.

Pretty interesting on the ECAIFS for next Saturday through Monday

Upslope band is cranking. Just ripping snow on the mountains. Over 5" so far for the event.

Enhanced risk with up to 10% cig one hatched risk and wind risk is maintained at 45% cig 1 and now has a 15-5% cig 1 hail risk .

I can see localized 18" amounts for the Twin Cities. Meanwhile Green Bay may have their biggest snowstorm on record.

Yes it does

DVN issued a blizzard warning for their entire area. The snow forecast is 4-8", which seems a bit high, plus wind up to 60 mph.

Pacific is kinda crap but that's a legit NAO Rex Block as advertised. In late March, that could work.

You're in for an epic storm. If i didn't have work Monday I would definitely venture north to document this.

I was gonna suspend the WB account yesterday but I didn't want to rely on WW for maps just in case something unusual happens lol.

APX just issued an advisory here in Alpena,MI for 5" then maybe just plain rain Sunday night and Rogers city a warning for 8" and .50" of ice. Only 25 miles difference,so can definitely change. They aren't confident at all,but admitted it. Now cast it is!

Hubcapsgone Mass

I obviously think the probability is low for a high end snow, but I’m still keeping my eye on that period. It’ll be the last one for this area until next season. It’s intriguing to say the least.

There it is. The entire MPX CWA is under a blizzard warning. That might be a first. .

That’s not true. This subforum is amazing at wind, heat, CAD, and failure

The Chill WDI remains favorable.

NAM has an incredibly nasty QLCS rush hour ish Monday. It’d cause significant issues.

300+ hour snowmap on the op GFS at the end of March. That deserves a double bun!! lmfaoooooo

Was mentioning that last night to my colleague on the winter desk. Basically anything north of GB up into the U.P is going get clocked. I’d love to post up in Iron Mountain, MI right on the WI/MI border. Should see 2-3’ there. Marquette area and the Huron Mtns will probably see 3-5’ with the storm and additional LES. Insane storm for up there

I did post an h5 map for that window a couple days ago- I said it was awfully late outside of the mountains, but ya never know. Shit can happen the last week of March, and this might be the winter for it given we have scored multiple times without the 'ideal' upper level pattern.