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JoMo

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  1. I'd definitely watch central Arkansas to central Missouri and points east with the (Thurs) upper low as of right now, weird things happen under strong upper lows. If it tilts faster than models project than maybe areas a bit farther west may be under the gun for some more snow.
  2. It came down pretty heavily here for a bit. Probably got around 2" accumulation, but it's been melting, roads look good now.
  3. Looking like a winter wonderland out there. It's a very wet, caked on snow.
  4. Guess I should go to bed so I can wake up and watch it snow later today. Not really looking for much accumulation, just want to see it come down, rare sight before Thanksgiving. 00z Euro says the upper low still may be in play for eastern MO/AR on Thurs.
  5. Looks like the heaviest in SW MO and NW AR will be around 15z tomorrow morning. RGEM has had this for a long time: And the 18z NAM even shows signs of it:
  6. Well east. Far SE MO and extreme far NE AR would maybe get some wraparound snow, but that's it.
  7. The 12z UKMET is also spinning the upper low up quicker like the 12z GEM. 12z Euro starting shortly....... EDIT: 12z Euro has more of a mix over NW AR. 1-2" snow amounts for QPF in that area. Heaviest QPF (snow) along and N of I-44 in MO with 3-4" amounts.
  8. Not really looking for big amounts with the sun angle, and marginal temps. If it comes down hard enough (banding) then it could accumulate a couple of inches. We'll have to wait and see where the bands set up, but it looks like somewhere around N AR to S MO has the best shot. The tail end of this system cuts off and later forms into an upper low and tries to wrap more snow around for E AR and E MO on Thursday or so. The 12z GEM actually wraps the tail end up faster, but this is a bias usually:
  9. It's tough to say down that way due to thermal issues, but it'll probably still snow at some point.
  10. Looks like it might actually snow. At least all the guidance is pointing towards that.
  11. Yeah, hopefully everyone can get some mood snow at least before the Thanksgiving thaw.
  12. 12z Euro still has a system, but it's marginal temps overall, still snowfall roughly along and N of I-44 but not as much as it wants to be more of a mix. 12z UKMET was farther south with precip, not sure if snowfall or what, across AR. It's going to be interesting because it all comes down to the timing of 3 different pieces of energy and how they interact.
  13. Well, that's a nice 6-12" snow along the I-44 corridor next Monday on the 00z Euro.
  14. New Euro Seasonal is out on weather.us December and February look ok. January doesn't look great for our area. Generally near normal temps in Dec and Feb and above normal in Jan. Precip looks to be below normal though. The southern storm track is there at least. It we could get something like 02-03, that would be great though.
  15. Lots of high latitude blocking showing up on the Euro weeklies, also a -EPO keeps showing up in Nov into early Dec. Hopefully this all isn't happening too soon and then winter flops.
  16. UKMET snowfall maps updated https://www.bennollweather.com/ukmet Check out Feb...
  17. Euro monthly snowfall maps updated: https://www.bennollweather.com/ecmwf/
  18. Feb looking good for snow on the latest Euro seasonal:
  19. Updated the date to this year. Oct JMA released today. https://ds.data.jma.go.jp/tcc/tcc/products/model/ Jan looks interesting with a trough across much of the US and below normal temps. That constant look of a -EPO looks nice as well as the high latitude stuff.
  20. The OCT UKMET and Euro look pretty good as far as below normal temps go this winter. Looks like a -EPO driven winter.
  21. Sleeted pretty good earlier, now it's really snowing pretty hard.
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