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  1. 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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  2. 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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  3. 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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