michsnowfreak

DTW has been SN+ for 2 hours now. Visibility low and roads slippery. Beautiful out!

Right . Even though they beat Chicago almost every year. This time, Chicago gets the headstart. All things aside, very winter like storm for november. We are getting snow from a low tracking to our west.

Ain't a snowstorm until Steve complains . Snowing nicely out.

It wasn't even supposed to start yet up there lol.

Well overdue for you! How much?

Pixie dust light snow for a while has dusted the ground. Temp 28. Thinking 4-5" is a good call for here. Should be a bit of compaction in the early morning as temps rise above freezing, but still a solid winter wonderland expected.

Lmao. So Detroit has an advisory for 5-7", Ann Arbor has a warning for 5-8", and Toledo has a warning for up to 6". Im sure the general public knows the difference

Still looks like a solid snowfall. Very solid November.

Not that last year was a banner year here (29.5") but you got so screwed im happy for you to be in the jackpot

Trends aren't bad at all.

I know things are looking decent when we are seeing embedded tweets in French.

MLI will exceed its 2024-25 total in 2025-26 before December. Thinking 4-6" here. Hoping the dryslot/potential end as rain in sunday morning isn't too bad.

Ratios are what im interested in. A bulk of the snow will fall with temps of about 28-32, so even if it does end as rain as temps briefly climb above freezing Sunday morning here, I have to imagine a good blanket is laid down.

Chicago saw under 20 last winter. I dont mind that they'll get more than us this storm. Regardless looks like a widespread advisory to warning criteria snowstorm. Thats on top of the early November 9-10 snowfall and cold as far as the eye can see...excellent start to winter!

3-6" seems like a good call for Detroit.