I'm just hoping that this whole thing shows up tomorrow fifty miles north of what models predict because there's definitely not gonna be any northerly correction at this point lol
AccuWeather just released a notification about this storm "possibly being the largest of the season", with 6"-10" amounts. Bit late to the party I'm afraid
Dude yeah. Like, it's one thing that it's trending south of Chicago and all, but the fact that the heavy snow was once modeled in Wisconsin is mind blowing.
Even for 10:1, those are some pretty high totals. Let's just assume this storm (as depicted by the NAM) occurs... what would ratios, winds, etc. look like?
What I find to be mildly amusing, and if anything, a good sign, is that there are a lot of GEFS members showing action in like Wisconsin. Only about a like 700 miles of spread...
It seems to me, in my amateur glory, that there are actually two seperate amped storms in this time frame, the second of which could be farther south and mainly a snow event.
My hopes are currently touring the the ISS.
(In all seriousness, I know the chances. I just hope that if I'm overly optimistic about every storm, then when I eventually guess one right I will be remembered as the god of snowstorms )