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CheeselandSkies

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  1. RRFS actually holding serve on subsequent runs. Marginal risk introduced.
  2. We ready to kick off the 2024 severe weather discussion thread on February 6th? Although, there have been tornadoes in northern IL in early January (2008), and in mid-December in northern Wisconsin (2021), so anything is possible.
  3. Just saw that on TalkWeather. Although it's actually for the timeframe valid for Thursday evening (and unfortunately, after dark this time of year).
  4. See you twice next season. Should be good games. Otherwise, 4 wins apiece against the Bears/Vikings sounds like a plan.
  5. You'd think with all these AA temps we could at least get a winter outbreak, but nope. Trough coming through Saturday on the GFS is negatively tilted to the point of absurdity, with southeasterly flow at 500mb, and despite low 50s dewpoints all the way up to southeastern Nebraska, 60s remain offshore the Gulf coast!
  6. From yesterday's afternoon AFD, MKX didn't seem to concerned about ZR in our neck of the woods. Just wet snow turning to rain.
  7. Yeah, not looking forward to the drive to and from work Tuesday (my weekend is currently Sunday-Monday); even though coming home Friday and going in Saturday morning weren't as bad as I'd feared.
  8. No, that was this one by @SchaumburgStormer
  9. May have been posted already, but blizzard MD out for Iowa. https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md0056.html SPC spending more time on winter wx today than anything within what was that Day 3 Enhanced they put out on Wednesday. @andyhb
  10. 9" as of 20Z at McFarland, WI (near Madison) per a Cocorahs report on GR Level 3. * Between forecasting and nowcasting; people getting hit posting updates and people complaining they are getting missed/rain, I think this is by far the hottest winter event thread for this sub since I've been on this board (winter of '17-'18 would have been my first here).
  11. Had to take my Corolla to work today since my wife with her 4WD SUV also had work this morning. Almost got stuck trying to make a right turn due to all the compacted slop piled in the intersection, fortunately I was able to reverse out and take an alternate route. Also, don't be the guy in front of me in the thumbnail.
  12. Getting dry slotted here in south-central WI. First round turned the Interstate near the state line into a s***show.
  13. Helped clean the secondary roads up a good bit ahead of the next round. Me and my FWD sedan will appreciate that as my commute is short but follows a quite hilly, curvy road.
  14. MKX now has a warning out for all of their counties.
  15. Timelapse from my porch window yesterday afternoon: Shameless plug, please subscribe to my new YouTube channel (deleted my old ones in September). I'll eventually be re-uploading my Keota and other weather-related footage there.
  16. We've been close to or in the sweet spot with this one for a while...and surprisingly that hasn't really changed. Should be interesting when I'm trying to leave work around midday Friday. @madwx I just realized how similar our avatars are ever since I changed mine to a frame from my Keota tornado video; horizon and debris cloud are at about the same level, only difference is my foreground is drab brown since it was taken in March.
  17. Not trusting it, merely commenting on it.
  18. That 18Z HRRR gives some parts of southern WI and far northern IL nearly 1" in an hour toward the end of the run with the snow far from over. Sorry, south of I-80 (possibly even I-88) folks.
  19. 12Z Euro deepens 8 MB in 6 hours, from 981 at 18Z Friday to 973 at 00Z Saturday. Wasted QPF, bad ratios or not, a storm of this intensity is going to have significant, varied, and dangerous impacts across a large area. There could even be a storm surge in much of New England/Long Island with that strong, broad southerly fetch blowing into the low Friday night.
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