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  1. hopefully no Winter Weather Advisories will be issued NWS has had a tough run in here. and toss the 18z GFS
  2. chicago NWS The next item of interest is the threat for accumulating snow sometime late Saturday into Sunday. A significant winter storm is expected to impact a large chunk of the central, southern, and eastern CONUS this weekend, and we will largely reside along and near the northern periphery of this storm. In spite of this, there continues to be signs that the expansive precipitation shield to our south may expand northward across our area sometime Saturday into Sunday. While model and ensemble guidance does continue to trend in this direction, it is important to note that considerable uncertainty continues with the specifics of this system. This is especially the case considering that some complex interactions are likely to occur with a few separate waves transitioning through the larger aggregate trough in the west. Nevertheless, if snow does end up making into our area but not for DocATL, very cold temperatures will support high ratio (20+ to 1) fluffy snow which would make for widespread hazardous travel across the area through the second half of the weekend. Stay tuned!
  3. As soon as Doc mentioned that the Chicago folks can leave the Euro stopped
  4. 12z NAM fantasy long range nice jump north from 6Z
  5. 10pm Milwaukee update Snow is beginning to move into the region late this evening. Area of banded snow that has been discussed over prior forecasts is materializing from central Iowa east to the Wisconsin- Illinois border, with lighter and more disorganized activity apparent into west-central Wisconsin and southeast Minnesota. Banded snow is blossoming along a band of 925-700 mb frontogenesis that continues to sharpen to the northeast of a developing surface low near Omaha, NE. With most pronounced surface pressure falls apparent to the east of the low, expect that the newly-developed surface low will track over south- central Iowa and northwest Illinois through the overnight period. Already beginning to play out in radar trends, this will put our southernmost counties (particularly those near and especially south of I-94 & US-18) in line for the greatest banded snow potential through the overnight hours. Have thus maintained the ongoing Winter Weather Advisory as-is, with the expectation that the higher end of the forecasted 2 to 5 inch totals will materialize closer to the Wisconsin-Illinois border. Will continue to monitor through the overnight hours. Budget extra travel time if commuting tomorrow morning, particularly over the southern part of the area.
  6. one of the better 30-45 minutes burst of snow and wind in a long time.
  7. why cant we get storms like this GFS fantasy storm
  8. 12z Euro pounds us with 2-4 inches on Saturday
  9. technically our week of winter occurred in the fall.
  10. looking forward to our 7 days o winter in early Feb!!!!
  11. It is quite obvious to me that the 15z RAP is the only current model with a hand on this clipper (kidding good luck to those further south of Chicago)
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