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9 minutes ago, bwt3650 said:

Otherwise known as a snowstorm in winter.

Right because we always get lows in the 950s/960s going near the benchmark. 

20 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Rock and roll kuchie ku

Look at that 42” bullseye right in my hometown of Southborough.

2 minutes ago, mimillman said:

Greetings from Chicago, folks. Tomorrow night I’ll be making the commitment, but if models are similar tomorrow, I’m on a flight to Boston Thursday night to join you. Not letting this one go.

Yeah, I’m doing the same thing from Michigan! Hope our flights won’t be in vain…

1 minute ago, MJO812 said:

Euro running 

I am probably gonna fly into BOS Friday morning and stay into Monday to chase this bad boy. Not sure exactly where I’ll be staying yet!

4 hours ago, michsnowfreak said:

Speak for yourself lol. Feb is not 100% done. I live in Michigan. And Feb doesn't even start for 8 days.

Okay but have you seen Spartman’s 35-day forecast maps with half our region cut out? 

11 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

Meth? 

No, not Methuen.

54 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:

Better take your screen shots now while the big 4 have it, before it fades like every other big day 7 potential so far.


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Have we had a missed storm this year that the big 4 had?

1 hour ago, CheeselandSkies said:

Gee, thanks. Then I'll stop posting and let this place become a ghost town.

Stebo isn’t exactly known for being tactful. It’s been quiet around here and even if it’s only a single map, it’s at least something to keep this thread alive. It’s not as though we’re in Storm Mode where posts have to live up to a higher level of quality and scrutiny. What you posted was a curiosity at worst and a “oh, maybe we ought to keep an eye out on this time period” at best. 

1 hour ago, StormfanaticInd said:

This fall is show signs of being active severe weather wise. Something we haven't seen in a while 

Not sure why you were weenied but I agree! The lightning tonight alone would’ve been prolific for any mid-July storm, let alone with astronomical fall a week away! 

SNE’s 30-year hurricane drought finally coming to a close? 

3 hours ago, A-L-E-K said:

the puffy cu and deep blue looks so nice today after all the schwag air lately

Yeah it was the atmospheric equivalent of being hot-boxed in a 2010 Ford Mustang over here…

Detroit had the 6th worst air pollution of all major world cities yesterday. AQI was around 180 at one point. 

On 5/30/2021 at 5:08 PM, schoeppeya said:

You're wrong here and overgeneralizing a demographic that you disagree with politically. 

We’ve all seen the crazy-ass Facebook posts from people we know personally. There is no overgeneralizing here.

2 minutes ago, Snownado said:

I am thinking of going on a snow chase. What area of Indiana would be the best place for me to go ? I'm thinking about either Logansport or Warsaw ?

Wyandotte, MI.

6 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

 I know, But still the numbers just look insane. I have said for years that Ann arbor radiates unrealistically. Just as Ypsilanti is the aberration for high temps.

Interestingly, these two cities border one another.

17 hours ago, fluoronium said:

NWS point and click gives me 50's and 60's throughout the whole forecast. The previous few days have been great as well.

What a nice change for early March compared to recent years!

In like a lamb, out like a lion?

4 hours ago, madwx said:

This is the greatest snow cover extent since at least 2003.

When Mississippi and Louisiana have greater snow coverage than North and South Dakota in the middle of winter. 

33 minutes ago, BuffaloWeather said:

You and me have a different view of what blizzard conditions are.

There are definitely near-whiteouts from all this dry snow blowing around and it’s drifting pretty good. Ground truth is more dramatic than it appears on radar. As someone who grew up with Mass. blizzards, this looks like a pretty good (if relatively short-lived) one on the ground. 

52 minutes ago, AWMT30 said:

Getting very close to legit blizzard conditions on the models from TOL to DTW 

Which ones are you seeing this on?

1 minute ago, Jackstraw said:

Fat snow amounts coming out of the Abilene area, 9+ and still +SN.  Save some for us man! lol

9+ inches of snow and a temperature of 6 degrees. 
 

Their average low is 33 this time of year.

1 hour ago, Gino27 said:

I saw it was made at 3pm in the bottom right corner. Nice to see the other offices on board. DTX should be the last one to fall.

Only after half the total inches fall first. 

6 minutes ago, mimillman said:

Any way y’a slice it, this is a very impressive lake effect signal and arguably the most promising set up in years for delivery in the Chicago metro 

Arlington Heights with an inch while parts of downtown Chicago end up with 18”+ would be insane. 

1 hour ago, StormfanaticInd said:

This is starting to get real

Are these 30:1+ ratios for SE Michigan?

5 hours ago, Frog Town said:

Thanks for the insight.  It just really makes you wander which way this is gonna go.  I've fought the NW trend all my life, now i'm fighting the SE trend.  Maybe it's time to move, lol.  

Just live a nomadic lifestyle. Instead of following herds of buffalo you can chase snowstorms. 

^ Southeast Alaska is all scribbled out