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WestMichigan

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  1. There area a couple of duds in there but many of them are a decent to very nice hit across the southern 1/3 of Michigan. Would be nice to see that happen.
  2. Need a little more east-west orientation and we can both be happy!
  3. Take the Euro run and shift it west 50 miles or so and now we are talking. Like Hoosier said, odds of this happening are incredibly low.
  4. Yes it is. 2-4 foot waves trigger lakeshore flood advisories around here.
  5. Wish my house was just a little closer to St. Joseph than it is.
  6. I liked it better earlier in the week when the winds were more NW to WNW. Oh well, someone is going to get a lot of snow out of this. It is still early November.
  7. Same here. There were brief periods where snow mixed in, but in the end I still have green grass and a soggy yard.
  8. I have seen articles about houses that used to be 180' from the lake now have less than 10' of yard before Lake Michigan consumes their property. Crazy how much erosion has occurred in places over the last few years.
  9. When I lived there, he was a decent on air weatherman. Of course no one could top Ganahl for being a winter weather weenie, but Davis wasn't bad. Never would have guessed this.
  10. While it was probably fascinating to see, I am glad I missed out on this. https://www.accuweat...chigan/70009085
  11. I can vouch for that. It was nasty on Saturday with no power! We went out and went from store to stay in air conditioning. Sleeping was a little uncomfortable Sat. night. We were fortunate to only go 34 hours without power. I have friends that they are saying Wednesday before they get theirs back.
  12. It has been in GRR https://www.mlive.com/weather/2019/06/almost-a-year-of-gloom-just-depressed-michigan-2-months-incredibly-cloudy.html
  13. 1.27" in the last 24 hours here. After a nice weekend back to wet. Hopefully farmers were able to make up a lot of ground over the weekend.
  14. GRR was hinting at this in their overnight AFD. GFS isn't backing down either from the 0Z, 6Z, and 12Z it is showing the possibility. Getting a little late to be expecting this, but certainly not unprecedented.
  15. Can't imagine what your snow depth will be after this storm.
  16. The winds have been very favorable for my area. Closing in on a foot of LES in addition to the system snow on Monday if I had to guess/ No real way to tell though with all the drifting. Nice to see most of the western part of lower Michigan getting in on the action this time.
  17. Wheeler Peak is the high point in New Mexico at 13,167 feet. I know you are generalizing, but you might want to not get too carried away in your stats.
  18. You have more snow on the ground on November 19 than the vast majority of the subforum will have at any time this winter.
  19. Without repeating what others have said I will add April 4, 1987 in SE Ohio to the list. We had 24" on the ground of the wettest heaviest snow I have ever seen accumulate. It was 36° the entire time it snowed. The first 4 hours or so of snow during the daylight hours melted on contact, but once evening set in it started sticking to everything. This was basically a 24 hour snowfall so the rates were fairly impressive. It melted only a couple of days later, but I will never forget that one.
  20. I am sandwiched in between the NW flow areas just to my south and SW flow areas just to my north on the east side of Lake Michigan. Average 80-85" a year here.
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