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  1. Per 3k NAM best fgen banding lifts well into WI on a roughly Platteville - Madison - Port Washington line with some showery garbage to the south. Wouldn't be surprised, although lake should help within 10-15 miles of the lakefront between Chicago and Milwaukee. I'm 5 miles due west of the bluff in Lake Bluff and am counting on the lake contribution :yikes:

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  2. 5 minutes ago, mimillman said:

    I sincerely doubt LOT goes with an advisory for the largest storm in the metro in 3 years and the largest event by far of the season.

    Tough call for sure. I could see the initial burst of snow maybe getting close to 6-hour warning criteria, but rates look to drop off pretty quick. Glad I’m not making the call.

  3. I’ll stick with my 6.5” MBY call, but I’m not feeling too confident. This morning’s turd duster was all needles and while tomorrow’s an entirely different system and moisture source, I imagine that while the initial push may impress - dry air, diminishing radar returns, and poor accumulation efficiency will plague the rest of the event, even with modest lake contribution.

    Due to duration and anticipated light/moderate rates I would think LOT goes with an advisory and MKE does the same for its southern tier of counties.

    Funny, a day or so ago people were talking blizzard conditions. 

    At least it should end up being better than anything else we’ve seen this winter. I hope!

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  4. 12 minutes ago, Baum said:

    I always think a good heavy hit at onset is key for a good event. Sounds redundant, but the big winners get hit fast and hard.

    I feel like the big winner is often where that fgen band slows and stalls, then pivots back over with the defo. In the case of the latest 3K NAM, that looks to occur just north of the border. It moves through the metro too quickly as depicted to dump much. (Long range NAM caveat applies obv).

  5. 6z run of the 3K NAM blasts the dry slot much further north, pushing the best fgen into southern WI after the initial band and before the mediocre defo moves overhead. It’s long range for NAM, but I feel like 8 out of 10 events surprise with how far north banding ends up. Something to keep in mind as we get closer.

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  6. Just got home excited to catch up on this thread and it’s been kind of like reading the comments on a teenybopper YouTube vid. Those contributing solid analysis despite the noise, well done. 
     

    Still looks good for the metro and still like where I sit. I’ll set my expectations at a realistic 6.5” and enjoy the storm from here on out. Sounds like duration with flakes in the air will be solid. Kids are pumped for an actual snowfall not bungled by sleet and rain with hopes of building an epic snowman. :snowman:

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  7. Patiently watching this one unfold. Seasonal trends for the past two years warn me it still could shear out into a pile of garbage. Worst case scenario would be the precip associated with the wave on Saturday night missing north into Wisconsin, then the main low Sunday>Monday being suppressed with little wintry precip even downstate. Liking where I sit, but we've really been through the ringer with events not coming together the past two years.

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