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  1. CheeselandSkies
    At what point does @beavis1729 go full Cornholio?
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    FWIW, GFS (Pivotal) has most of WI getting 15" - 20" through 240 hours (depending on whether you use 10:1 or Kuchera). Euro only has 10:1 on the free version but it has 8"-9" with the exception of an inexplicable N-S screw zone from about Marengo, IL to Lake Winnebago. I think it's safe to say that, all-important details aside, the zzzzzzzzzz pattern is over for most of us.
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    I'll take a last 3/28 do-over without the early crudvection...and without the "Safer at Home" order issued like 3 days earlier.
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    I remember the thread for those. Also wasn't what he described basically all of Jan-Feb 2014?
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    It always weirds me out a little bit to see Canadians posting about storms that affect southern WI/northern IL (especially in the context of them being at risk for a rainer) because I think of Canada as this frigid place waaaaay far away to the north. I need to remember places like Windsor, London, Kitchener and Toronto are roughly on my latitude.
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    This is just at totally qualitative and unscientific observation but for as many complaints about this winter as there have been, this is my fiance and I's second winter in this apartment and I don't recall as much snow piled up on our balcony at any point during '19-'20 as there is now.
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    My fiance left for work shortly after I got home (she's doing a half day today) and her car was half-buried in drifts. Thank God this wasn't a wet, heavy snow. @Luftfeuchtigkeit bright out my window on the SW side.
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    So the ~150 hr Euro was right after all.
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    I always thought of northern Alabama as part of the Tennessee Valley region, is the Birmingham area too far south? As @jaxjagman pointed out, the Southeastern States forum tends to be dominated by Carolinas and perhaps Florida/coastal GA discussion. The heart of Dixie Alley seems to kind of get glossed over on this board apart from the huge events like 4/27/11.
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    Nice of La Nina to finally show up.
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    Felt like a real winter wonderland out there coming into work for the first time in a while. Quite a bit of blowing/drifting going on.
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    Maybe, just MAYBE the confluence will back off just a tad and this system can be what we all thought tonight's was going to be. Hey, at least we've gone from complaining about a zzzzz pattern with no systems to complaining about how the systems always downtrend from the medium range. That's progress...right?
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    IC getting buried while CR gets nada...sound about right @hlcater?
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    Great, might be a good day to run my dash mounted GoPro on my 2:50 AM commute into work.
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    Good, chip away at that severe drought area in the West. Chase season seems to be such a fine line between too dry = too much EML (everything cap busts) and too wet = not enough EML (storms go up in messy clusters at or before noon). Thankfully this Nina winter, despite its recent long dull stretch, does not seem to be trending toward the extreme Midwest dryness of 2011-'12.
  16. CheeselandSkies
    Per radar, snow advancement into WI seems to have stalled in Lafayette/southern Grant Counties for now. *Edit: Kinda odd that DVN shows it pushing into southern Dane, but MKX doesn't. Must be virga.
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    Rather surprisingly, MKX went with a warning for their far SE or "KRM" counties (Kenosha, Racine, Milwaukee) for potential lake enhancement plus onshore winds (per the AFD).
  18. CheeselandSkies
    Upgraded to slight. After downtrending quite a bit from some ominous longer range model solutions, the mesoscale has swung the ceiling for today's threat modestly back in the other direction (rather like the accompanying Midwest/western Great Lakes winter storm). @andyhb posted a sounding elsewhere showing a significant EML on today's 12Z Shreveport sounding, the type which could move problematic should they accompany later systems that hold together better with eastward extent.
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    This ain't 2008 or 2011...weather just doesn't do cool **** in the midsection of the country anymore, whether winter or severe, even with a La Nina. * Unless it's a historic derecho that just happens without any sort of lead time from the models and thus from the forecasting enterprise.
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    Seems like less outside my window.
  22. CheeselandSkies
    Yeah not impressed. Roads/parking lot/parked cars are mostly clear. Was anticipating a 2-3"er at some point this weekend.
  23. CheeselandSkies
    "...just kidding." (Plugs it back in and laughs manically)
  24. CheeselandSkies
    It seems like steep gradients in totals along both the north and south sides of the "jackpot" band are just how snowstorms work in this region. I'm guessing it's the -NAO block suppression keeping the meat of this south of us, while it's mixing issues on the south edge. Euro had several consecutive runs with Madison getting over 11" going into Thursday morning, then dropped us to less than 2".
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    Except the 5" difference for Madison, lol. I've seen anything from over 9" to less than 0.5" on the solutions posted within just the last couple hours. @madwx, make it make sense!
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