WestMichigan

What is your seasonal total up there. That is a phenomenal amount of snow.

WWA for 4-6" here which was a surprise. Here's hoping to maybe one last hurrah before this season winds down.

62MPH gust at my house earlier this morning.

The Keewenaw is having a great winter with more on the way. 300+ Inches in Keewenaw That is one place that is pretty reliable for snowfall each year.

Looks to be a windy day tomorrow. Lots of wind warnings out there with gusts to 60MPH. There are going to be lots of power outages if that happens.

From 8 to 40+ inches in just 3 counties in Michigan. Talk about a steep gradient.

Yeah, the GFS certainly shifted north at 12z

Hard to knock a winter that started in late November and will finish with over 90" inches of snow, but having winter completely disappear after early to mid February along with the 3 complete melt offs in early December, Christmas, and early January take me from what would have been a A/A+ to an A-.

As soon as I saw 0z gfs I knew this wasn't going to end well.

Living in a very agricultural heavy area myself and many fruit growers would say please no.

Either there or NW Washington near Mt. Baker where they have to world record single season snow fall of 1140". Come to think of it, any of the higher mountain areas of the west coast would probably satisfy your criteria.

If I recall correctly they didn't work out so well for February did they? I thought they were forecasting cold, not warmth.

I'm not saying it hasn't been dry overall for the last several months, but you can't say that about January. I would question your dry low water content claim by saying even if the ratios were high we still ended January with a decent amount of water equivalent precipitation.

What is your total in the Battle Creek area so far? I am west of Grand Rapids and we are around 80" so far.

Never a good sign when only the Canadian and ICON are on your side. All of the other models are way south. Don't they say a blind squirrel sometimes finds a nut....