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Same in Bentonville. Radar shows heavy snow just south and west of Tulsa.
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8 minutes ago, StormChazer said:
I didn't even see it on the radar...interesting.
I would think that means the layer is cool all the way through though.
I didn’t see it on the radar either which was very odd. It was just enough to make some of the corners of rooftops white.
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MoWeatherGuy,
similar to what StormDragon said above we just had short “burst” of snow showers within the last half hour. Hopefully that’s a positive sign that 850 temps are cold enough for all snow. We shall see…
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I’ll take the 03z RAP.
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18z GFS looks good too. Amounts slightly less than 12z.
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5 minutes ago, MoWeatherguy said:
Yah, and that's what's costing us here in NWA. HRRR has a similar look as well.
Unfortunately this seems plausible considering the terrain issues. There’s going to be a sharp cutoff somewhere in our area. And then a dry slot on top of that.
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18z NAM shifted NW just a bit at hr42
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12z GFS pretty much the same as the last two runs. Big event overall.
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The NAM does seem to lose the 2nd wave of snow for Thursday like the 12z GFS did.
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00z NAM shifted SE again out to hr57.
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12z Euro further SE out to 60. Should be a good run for us.
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Fairly significant shift SE on GFS from 00z to 12z. Pivotal Kuchera maps shows:
TULSA
00z - 3.6”
06z - 13.4”
12z - 15.2”
JOPLIN
00z - 9.0
06z - 10.1
12z - 12.7
BENTONVILLE
00z - 2.5
06z - 4.6
12z - 9.8
FAYETTEVILLE
00z - 1.8
06z - 4.7
12z - 5.6
I think Chazer just posted the Weather Bell map so the totals might be off a bit but we all get the gist of the SE shift.
EDIT: Nice shift SE on the GEFS ensemble too.
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12z NAM looks a tick or two SE out to 51. Much more snow in Kansas.
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9 minutes ago, StormChazer said:
GFS nudged SE, 06Z Euro eeevveeeer so slightly nudged SE as well.
NAM still doing it’s North trend.
06z RDPS also nudged eeeeveeeer so slightly SE. 12z NAM out to 12 now. Today is the day we really want to start seeing things change back to our favor.
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Thanks StormChazer for the maps.
Currently I would say the NWS Tulsa map above is the most likely scenario for those of us in NW AR based on current model runs. As most of us have heard before cold, shallow air typically has a very difficult time oozing through the Ozark and Boston Mountains. This begins pretty much at the Benton/Washington County line in Arkansas and struggles to push south of there. The models seem to depict that pretty well with the surface temp projections.
I recall previous ice/sleet storms where portions of far NW Benton Co (Gravette) are snow while a few miles SE is sleet.Not sure if any of that is helpful. Unfortunately I’m not super knowledgeable on the 850mb piece of things that JoMo has mentioned a few times so I can’t speak to that part too much.
The 18z maps above are marginally better than the GFS was. Looks like there will be a very sharp cutoff for some of us. Those of you in SW MO and Tulsa/north are probably in the sweet spot for more snow accumulations. Let’s hold out hope the 00z runs shift back SE a bit.
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Any good news from the 18z Euro? I’m almost afraid to ask.
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Definitely not trending in our favor to stay out of an ice storm.
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17 minutes ago, StormChazer said:
I didn’t love the 00Z run of the euro last night.
However, the 06Z euro shows a notable shift back to the north again.
So we’ll see if the 12Z follows suit.
Good to hear the 06z was better. The 00 Euro was definitely the outlier so far. The trend still continues for a major event in our area.
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The 00z Canadian is absolutely bonkers for pretty much all of us! The Kuchera snow maps are nuts.
MO/KS/AR/OK 2021-2022 Winter Discussion
in Central/Western States
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Still sleet here. It’s been snowing 10 miles north and 10 miles west of me for the last hour. This is a game of inches.