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  1. 19 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

    Actually looks ok here in Southern Michigan. Looks like quite a thump of heavy snow before turning to rain, but a lot of the precip falls as snow. If anything id say trends are better today.

    Garbage storm not worth wasting time onB)

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  2. 15 hours ago, Snowstorms said:

    If we got 0.5" every single day from Dec 1 to Feb 28, we'd hit avg. :lol:

    Far SE, MI. is the king of DAB++  events. Without those pennies in the pot and the streamers off Lake MI. 150+ miles away they would resemble the winter wonderland winter climo of Omaha Nebraska. 

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  3. Ricky put the caution tape up early for us.  That had me side eying the possible snowier outcomes shown even up here.   Still time to correct things like we've witnessed models trend back south for what seems like a decade now.  What could possibly go wrong with winds out of the  S/SE  - Garbage 

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  4. 1 hour ago, michsnowfreak said:

    This is so perfectly said. I always get a kick out of people acting like the Southern Great Lakes or midwest is a bad Winter climate when it really is Wintrier than most places. I think the fact that we do get snow so relatively frequently is what makes a true snowlover thirst for more, and knowing the massive amounts of snow that fall just to our North is tempting. However as someone who goes up North every year (going to Munising Feb 16 - 19), I can definitely tell you that every time I go up there I have an awesome time but I could NEVER live in that isolation. Plus much of the rural north is several decades behind the times.

    We thirst for more snow because we live in a very volatile winter climate thats highly conducive to winter suckage back of pina colada's on Christmas eve's and children hoping Santa brings them snow making gun kits.  

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  5. 12 minutes ago, weatherbo said:

    I don't recommend anyone moving here just for the snow.  There's a real sense of isolation that has to become normal.  I've heard lots of stories of people moving here to retire or whatever and only make it a winter or two.  Loving snow is one thing, loving up to seven months of it some years, is another.

     

     

     

    Not many truer words spoken. And ultimately why I remain in MKE.  I wonder every  winter why I'm still down in the cities - and what you said above is what my non-weenie brain resonates with.  This winter I have a cousin that moved east on HWY 2 by roughy 7 miles only and the struggle to keep up with a 7 mile move to Saxon, Wi. has been so surreal to follow through him.  The brutally long winter struggles are real up there.

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  6. Right on, Beavis. I getcha and happy to hear your plans are still on to move north and find what you crave.   Funny - just before you replied I let the dogs out and smiled big watching them run off  in to the 2" (lol) snowpack and do their thing.  Grabbed my afternoon coffee and admired the bird feeders flocked with birds and the white landscape.  Snow is definitely my best therapy and this small dose was much needed ATM.

    I REALLY hope the late week event works out white for as many in this sub-forum as possible.  Sometimes bigger isn't always better.  The landscape left behind by even 2" felt like sleeping with a big one.

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  7. Having said that.. as much as I adore a true winter weenie's dream climate there is not too many folks I know that went to the extremes as him and moved to the LES Belt outside of Bo, and Will from this forum. Huge props and respect to them.   I say I could move up there and live that dream, and I could have and still could easily.  I  remain in MKE.  Hope I don't regret that later.

  8. I know I'm just appreciative there is something to track.  Living in our climo locations it's never easy on models and even the pro mets and great hobbyist we have here really have their homework cut out for them each time.  East coast mets get to see what transpires out here in flyover country and have more data to work with I think especially in the 3-5 day range where we are now. 

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