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nary a flake up here in Sheboygan...must be me.

Interesting based on Thundersnow's remarks that LOT came in with slightly lower totals out in Dupage this morning. I'm up near Sheboygan and MKX added us to the advisory due to Lake enhancement concerns.

I'm here.

advisory map looks a little strange with LOT bypassing a good portion of its CWA. Though I agree 2-4" over 12-18 hr period on a Sunday in late winter it probably is nor necessary.

I prefer frequency vs one 20" snow. And it's Baston.....

exactly. Sometimes you just gotta be happy for the other guy(person)

NAM looks a touch snowier this way.

super bowl and world series. here's hoping their next 10 inch snow is 2028.

working out for Iowa which is in the forum.

^ always get a kick how jaded the board gets if we've had a decent run of winter weather by mid February. Only 30 days ago the board would have been lit up stressing over every model run for a potential moderate event like this. Here's hoping we can have an eventful run through mid March and than a quick change to a warm spring.

will do!

2.5 inch call IMBY. I'll be up near Sheboygan for the weekend so you know it's not headed that way.

To bad it weakens a bit as it comes east. Hopefully Cyclones idea that sometimes these long duration events overperform comes to fruition.

Never thought much of this event. Still looks a general 1-4" event across N IL and Wisconsin.

C'mon man.You need to lighten up. That was all in good fun, and you come back with that. Do you really think I'm concerned with thread starters? Sometimes its good to add some levity to the forum. Poor form.

GFS operational starting to show a touch more

^ this was always 1-2 inch refresher at best. You got cocky, and thus killed your mojo. Time to find a new thread starter for the mid week potential....Chicago Storm?

Looks pretty good. Also note Storm recognized by 6 pm it was going to be major icing event. Every model underperformed on the warm air. As RC said it's probably best to side on the error of more warm air. But by 6pm when the event began as sleet IMBY which is central to the metro you knew any warming would lead to freezing rain which is what occurred. Therefore, it was clear greater than .25 " of ice was pretty much a lock and the forecast had to adapt. Vey difficult call. Fun and rare storm for these parts. Post debate is good,educational, and entertaining minus the smart azz comments from one guy which are unnecessary and detract from the overall discussion.

Finish your bratwurst.

I always use a power outage on a week night as a reason to drink. Lights haven't even flickered.

Cutters are certainly gone. Now it appears everthing will run south of OV.

models have not been that bad 4-5 days out. This is the first instance,that i recollect, it has happend in the mid range this season. They rarely just become nada as this has.

flying ice....

^ whaddaya mean it's not his fault? When I lose a 12" modeled snowstorm 4 days out I'm always looking for someone to blame.

How I'm hoping it's a case of delayed not denied. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk