Cary67

Wow. Even I have measured 18-19" here.

Pretty accurate. Had to be north of the state line with the exception of the ice storm and 1/29 event that hit areas hard just north of me like Woodstock. RFD sits at 20.5" for the season while Madison has 45.4" and MKE 28.5". Shit kicker is RFD finished with 21.1" of snow last year just NW of the February to remember corridor. Looking forward to spring also only a month away.

2.5" 1st call. 48hrs for models to dessicate further. Grass blades reluctant to be covered this year.

I remember long ago when it would snow at ORD but not DTW

Grass topper season till Easter

I would of thought the CMC and possibly the Ukie did the best from longer range with this system.

Was that picture taken today? Or maybe Nov.3rd,Dec3rd, Jan.3rd,Feb 3rd,or sadder yet this April 3rd.

Think March may have a couple more hits to the mid section. Ricky confirmed a -EPO setting up mid March along with a -NAO. Will probably translate to some CAD here with the OV and EC getting their chance vs MSP

^No amount of "Lazerus" nowcasting is bringing this thing back to my area.

Keep your friends close and your enemies even closer

Nah, in all honesty hope you guys in SEMI receive a thumping. Would be a terrible waste of tracking for everyone to be shut out

18Z NAM( Not Always Michigan) model remains defiant

Definitely not arguing that it was a prolific Feb. in that ORD to DTW corridor. Again that corridor benefitted from some systems(one in particular) whose track not too dissimilar to the current one. Those snow amts and depths in the loop were aided by LES and pts just NW up through Madison were way below normal last year. I guess unless Decembers make a come back I think you've been fortunate to rely on February or March's to make up the gap. It's happened in your area but as this year showed Feb didn't bail you out. Just wonder in the long run if Decembers stay in the crapper and if the durations of cold air are less frequent how long does that run for DTW hold on?

I think Alek is right. We may be transitioning to more of a central IL/St. Louis winter climo. The events become more marginal temp wise in nature,with more thread the needle set ups, and increasingly narrow windows of winter like weather. Over the last few years what's amazing is DTW's knack to cash in on whatever meager opportunities present themselves. The UP and MSP benefit in not on increasing temps but increasing moisture as winter retreats northward

O.5" call may bust high

That 20% working hard. It will be a spectacle to see the band shift SE to Danville inside 12 hrs

Remember the good old days when things went poof from 150 hrs to the event.

Beautiful day yesterday. Only 45 days or so till we start to stack these type of days together for longer stretches

Working towards a Ukie and CMC solution. Waiting for the 100mile NAM shift SE. Jan.26th storm 2.0 with no northern energy bailout

Would assume this is LOT's faith in the NAM products

LOT can update this graphic and slide it SE

Thinking NW LOT is done

NAM loves dramatic shifts within this time frame

First call 0.5"