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Just now, StormfanaticInd said:

Canadian high res says central Indiana is ground zero 

I sure hope so. Its been showing it a while too. 

21 minutes ago, CoachLB said:

Buried me.

Pretty safe to say the Canadian has been the most consistent model with this one.

Just now, StormfanaticInd said:

This solution actually shows my area some love. Fascinating

Ikr. Its amazing 

15 minutes ago, KokomoWX said:

NWS Indy is eluding to it in the afternoon AFD.

The primary focus for the extended will be on the potential for a
high impact winter storm over parts of central Indiana this weekend.
In addition as has been expected since the Fall...this appears to be
the opening salvo to the transition to a much more active weather
pattern that may set the stage for the second half of the winter. An
additional higher impact storm already appears on the horizon near
the end of the forecast period later next week.

Good. And we both know how conservative and low on wording they are

2 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:

18z RGEM stayed fairly consistent...



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Lock it in. Most of us win lol

Just now, ILSNOW said:

Id take that lol.

Another rainer yay

Love how it's all of our locations. Even southern parts of Indiana got 3-4 inches yesterday and last night. I got like .2 inches yay

I'd settle for at least 3 at this point lol.

58 minutes ago, fyrfyter said:

Another 2” run for the Tri-State. A heavy snowfall is becoming an extreme rarity around here. 

Same in central Indiana. Sucks

Disappointed once again. So tired of getting missed. 

It's got to play a big part in it

3 minutes ago, StormChaser4Life said:

Still doing better than this area of IL. By far worse winter I can remember snow wise here. Have had more rain and icing events than anything. I know I'm complaining and I apologize. Just been a highly frustrating winter as it has been for a lot of us in this thread unless you live in Iowa. Ha. I could see a front end thump before switching over to rain or mix and then probably back to snow as low pulls away. 

These guys would lose it completely after what we've gone through. Yah I know they're below normal too but our region has been in a long term snow drought.

1 minute ago, StormChaser4Life said:

If this pans out like that I'm going to bang my head into every wall I can find in 24hrs. Lol. I80 south is in dire need of a good snowstorm.

Watch it pan out like that too. I swear I think Central In and Il are in a snow shield. Never seen an area have snow around them in each direction as much as our areas

58 minutes ago, KokomoWX said:

So I'm getting sleet.  

Better than me. I got 33 34 degree cold rain that storm

25 minutes ago, sojitodd said:

LOL! Me in a swath of 8 inch plus snow?-will never happen!

 

*Also fun to see storms coming into CA and you can find stuff like this:

 

Ten feet of snow? I would like to experience that sometime!

It's sad that us in the southern parts of the forum have this little confidence

6 hours ago, Snowstorms said:

@StormfanaticInd + other Indy posters death band. 

Yah like that will ever happen. Probably sail north again or fall apart before 

16 minutes ago, KokomoWX said:

Bring on spring.  The pattern change, if happening, ain't doing crap.

Man that's so our luck it's not even funny anymore

24 minutes ago, chuckster2012 said:

I hear you, guy. I'm down here west of Cincy and this year has been terrible. I sometimes think the OV should have its own regional page. Our weather is so different from the Lakes region..

Same. I swear I feel sometimes we just get left out lol. 

You guys are all so lucky. Tired of storms missing us down here or looking good then suddenly sailing east 3 days out

2 hours ago, KokomoWX said:

It is eleven degrees this morning and just a day away from a solid snow storm to my north.  The cut-off will be sharp and I'll be whiffed again.  So many misses both north and south over recent years.  My last 6" snowfall was Jan 12/13, 2019.  Since then we had the over performer on December 16th this season for 4.2" but zero other 4+ inch snowfalls.  

March 25, 2013 was the last time I saw double digits.  You can guess that it didn't last long.  There have been just 11 events with 4 or more inches since the beginning of the  2012-2013 season.  

A bit further back was the sleet fest of GHD where models show Kokomo getting buried only to get 6 inches or so of sleet.  FML

Kokomo is due.  I'm due.  

Looking at something coming up mid week and seeing I'll be riding the south gradient but will likely see mostly mixed at best is heartbreaking.  

I'm so tired of the complete turds I've been getting.  I am ready to say screw it and wish for a torch that would make March 2012 seem like a cold shower.  Bring it on the heat baby.  

I feel your pain. Its sucked in Indiana

Seems like central Indiana is in freezing rain zone right now. 

My favorite still is the Pre Christmas 2004 Ohio Valley Storm. Somewhat forgotten and there's not a ton of info and past articles about it. Being in western Indy we got 10 to 12 inches. Areas just south and south east easily foot and a half to some areas in southern parts of the state approaching 3 feet. My 2nd favorite storm was the polar vortex winter storm of early Jan 14

Obviously today was a terrible day. Deadliest day so far of pandemic in US and it's going higher than estimates were showing 

31 minutes ago, Snownado said:

I hardly call getting no snow when 1-2" was forecast an overavhiever. Maybe an overachiever for some areas.

I swear were cursed in Central Indiana