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  1. OrdIowPitMsp
    Solid front door sunset.
  2. OrdIowPitMsp
    Gonna be on the far NW side of a deep low in February and it’s still gonna rain. Weird year.
  3. OrdIowPitMsp
    0.3” of fluff overnight bringing the seasonal total to 71.0” with a low of 3 this morning.
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    I don’t know how much of an impact it has, or the validity, but I’ve heard urban areas create low level dry air and it take longer for storms to saturate the air column as a result. If that’s incorrect someone please correct me.
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    Upslope enhanced snowfall from north winds going up the Minnesota river valley bluffs?
  6. OrdIowPitMsp
    This is an A+ winter anyway you slice it.
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    Pretty broad area of 12”+
  8. OrdIowPitMsp
    Thanks for the memory refresh. I remember now.
  9. OrdIowPitMsp
    Whatever happened to Will in Calumet? Haven’t heard from him in awhile.
  10. OrdIowPitMsp
    Low of -8 this morning. Radiational cooling ftw
  11. OrdIowPitMsp
    Second largest February storm ever at MSP. If that weenie band of 18-20” in the southern burbs was 10 miles north this would have been a top 5 snowfall all time. Given the full evolution of the storm, it’s was incredible to witness all major global model lock into a solution a week in advance that more or less verified.
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    After the latest storm, seasonal snowfall now stands at 70.4” in Minneapolis.
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    There’s now several 18-19” reports and one 20” report. A NWS employee measured 17.5” at their home.
  15. OrdIowPitMsp
    13.1” at MSP still ripping. 0.7” away from monthly single storm record.
  16. OrdIowPitMsp
    Maybe it’s legit
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    Was about to post this. I don’t buy that 19” report but the 15-17” seems plausible given that area saw good banding from both waves. It’s still snowing fat dendrites here and I bet we have 13-14”
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    Time to focus on next week.
  20. OrdIowPitMsp
    Now a 16” report in the SW suburb of Savage along with 15.5” in the southern suburb of Lakeville. Record February storm at MSP is 13.1” so that might be reachable depending on the noon obs. My ski area decided to leave all blues and blacks ungroomed overnight. Heading there for the noon open.
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    Airport was at 10.1” at 6am, NWS office 12.5”. I can say with confidence we’ve added at least 1.5” since then and it’s still snowing at a decent clip.
  22. OrdIowPitMsp
    Looks like a 14.5” report was just filed a mile south of me.
  23. OrdIowPitMsp
    There’s a few 12”+ CoCoRaHS reports coming in including a 15.5” in the eastern suburb of Woodbury.
  24. OrdIowPitMsp
    I’m still waiting to see the 6am obs from the airport, but I’m measuring 10-11” imby as well. At least it made shoveling easier.
  25. OrdIowPitMsp
    The models really had no idea on the evolution of this system. I wonder if it came down to multiple shortwaves rotating through instead of one solid deformation band of snow, which caused the 50% over modeling of precipitation. It’s ripping now but I’m guessing the final storm total will be between 10-12” at the airport if they can get an accurate measurement in this wind.
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