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McHenrySnow

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  1. 1 minute ago, mississaugasnow said:

    haha I know your a winter lover and Im sorry you've missed out on this pattern. For me over here in the GTA I will take this 2-5" wet snow on Sunday night/monday morning and hope its one of the last ones of the season. I hate March/April 2-4" slop that melt by 2pm and makes everything wet and muddy (I know its going to happen even if I dont want it to haha) 

    I would have preferred to cash in earlier, but I’ll take it whenever I can get it. I’m so sad it’s going to get above freezing soon! 

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  2. 1 hour ago, Baum said:

    You could be right. Sometimes we get southern Ohio weather too. But it's okay too hope to  maybe pull a quick 3"-5" er out of these set ups every now and than.

    I'd be thrilled to get 3" - any more than that would be amazing. Sure, it's not going to get super cold afterward and it's going to be really wet with marginal temps, but, for me, anything beats the CAD I've had to endure the past 2 weeks. 

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  3. 5 hours ago, Baum said:

    Imagine a thread on this event a month ago. Now nary a post. I always get a chuckle how events are viewed within the framework of a good run or a snow drought. We had the boards lit for 1" fluffers just weeks ago. Now:

    A BETTER HANDLE ON THE SYSTEM TRACK AND THERMAL   
    FIELDS. THE AMOUNT OF MOISTURE AND MODEL QPF WOULD SUPPORT SEVERAL   
    INCHES OF SNOW, ESPECIALLY ACROSS THE NORTH.  - quad cities


    FINER SCALE IMPORTANT DETAILS WILL BE SORTED OUT OVER THE NEXT   
    FEW DAYS, BUT BIG PICTURE WISE, THINK THAT WHILE AMOUNTS PROBABLY  
    HAVE AN UPPER LIMIT IN THE 2-4/3-5"- LOT via RC

    IT IS AMAZING WHAT WE ACCLIMATE TO AND HOW OUR PERCEPTIONS OF WARMTH   
    CHANGE WITH THE SEASONS OR SUSTAINED STRETCHES OF EXTREMES- Des Moines

    This has the potential to be my biggest storm of the month, so I'm definitely watching it closely. 

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  4. 2 minutes ago, tuanis said:

    Think we peaked yesterday (Tuesday). MDW compacted by 3” between Tuesday and Wednesday, and with warmer temps on the way (at last) and the late Feb sun, we’ll lose a few more. Regardless, what a month!

    lake fluff really compacts fast 

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  5. 25 minutes ago, OrdIowPitMsp said:

    Yeah I’m not worried about it. We are only about 2” ahead of norm to date. Our time will come again, and the deep prolonged cold was enjoyable.
     

    I was just trying to remind you that we all can’t cash in all the time and although it’s frustrating watching big dog totals come in a county away I’m sure within the next 5 years you’ll see a foot in early December and Alec will have cold rain and dust at the end. 

    From your lips. 

  6. 57 minutes ago, buckeye said:

    Our snow pack probably has more staying power then some of the deeper snow pack further NW.  High water content and layers of frz rain/sleet mixed in.

    High ratio snow is great but it disappears more quickly.   I'd still rather have the high ratio stuff though.

    Which is what I have to tell myself to feel better about all the snow in Chicago. (It'll melt really fast....lol) Desperate!

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