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2 hours ago, RogueWaves said:

Would be nice if this was right, but 2 days is forever in this pattern.

 

I feel like this is the kind of storm that tends to overproduce in MI. I’d give myself a bun if I could.

Edit: I didn’t see the earlier posts saying the same thing - makes me feel more confident!

15 hours ago, michsnowfreak said:

Happy New Year to all my fellow weather weenies. May 2021 be filled with fun weather and a lot less covid!

Looking forward to springtime tornadoes already? 

Happy New Year!

2 minutes ago, RogueWaves said:

0z NAM bullish on snow which I thought was odd as it's been a warmer model, right?

 

Yeah I’ve been noticing a moderate shift SE in many of the high resolution models. 

8 minutes ago, A-L-E-K said:

Ready 2 b buried

No links to your favorite Eurythmics song? 

8 hours ago, McHenrySnow said:

No one actually thinks the GFS has it locked in. 

He was showing a pretty distinct trend in a weather model for a mid-range storm. Worth noting it went west 5 times successively, instead of one run way east, then one way south, etc.

10 hours ago, MIstorm97 said:

Hate 2 c it

That’s like the macro, drawn-out version of being stuck in a subsidence band during a major snowstorm. 

3 hours ago, hawkeye_wx said:

Hard cutter lifts rain up through Lake Superior.

Someone tell that storm to go back to November where it belongs.

26 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Climate is always changing..that’s the beauty of it.  
 

Anyway, Lets just hope our next couple weeks changes, so we can enjoy some more winter. Instead of tropical storm like systems.

Climates always change, but an accelerated change is never good when animals, plants and eventually humans can’t adapt quickly enough. 

5 minutes ago, CoachLB said:

Smells like cold rain.

Load up on buns and bring your friends.

1 hour ago, It's Always Sunny said:

Ratios are going to be insane in MN tomorrow. Easily 20-25:1. Pure fluff.

EDIT: Technically today, lost track of the time 

All the better for those 50mph winds to whip around. Should be really good drifting. 

36 minutes ago, Geoboy645 said:

So uhh the Euro went a little nuts out west around New Years Day.

Good thing it's Kuchera at 222 hrs. So the chances of this happening are zilch to none. But just to even see this modeled at fantasyland is crazy.

Damn, that’s over 3 years worth of snow for Manhattan, KS. They average 14” annually. 

9 hours ago, WestMichigan said:

Talk about futility - the snowfall deficits are going to be very hard to overcome on this side of the state.

Wow, that sucks. There’s still plenty of time for winter to turn around for you guys, at least with synoptic snows. 

2 hours ago, WinterWolf said:

Yup, today this shortest day of the year, and winter  barely 12 hrs old.   Lmao. 

The sun angle tomorrow will be just as terrible as it was back on December 19th. And don’t get me started on those awful February sunburns.

48 minutes ago, HillsdaleMIWeather said:

Honestly at this point I'll take a dusting on Christmas Eve and lake effect showers on the day of

Your area’s looking pretty decent for it.

16 hours ago, Richard Wang said:

People who need money. They are paying $700-1500 ea to submit to the vaccine. 
The moderna vaccine, which was just approved, contains 66.6 milliliters of D-LUCIFERin. What a coinkydink. Yeah, no thanks. 

You joined a weather forum and immediately submitted THIS as your very first post, RichardWang1984? 

To any weather god tuning into this sub-forum, I humbly offer all my outdoor decorations as sacrifice to a Christmas Day blizzard. 

2 hours ago, TheSnowman said:

No one is getting 6” in an hour.  I’ve only seen 4” an hour twice in my Entire Life.  

I think Ayer, MA got 8” an hour in December ‘97, so those rates are achievable from a regional standpoint. 

4 hours ago, Ericjcrash said:

I have to now.

37”+ in NW NJ while half of Vermont ends up with nothing.

That would sting. 

7 minutes ago, Wmsptwx said:

Most arguing about mental health now are not doing it in good faith. Stating it just helps their argument against doing literally anything about virus spread. Mental health has always been ignored by so many, and most of the people bringing it up now only do so because it helps argument they’re making.

Bingo.

3 hours ago, Stebo said:

I really don't think people are forgetting mental health. People have been clamoring for mental health funding for years only to have it fall on deaf ears. It is that funding that would be in place for situations like this.

Or the $500+ Billion in small business loans in April that had the oversight cut into by this administration, thereby missing a lot of small businesses that really needed it. That would’ve gone a long way in keeping hope afloat. 
 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usatoday.com/amp/5681021002

55 minutes ago, WaryWarren said:

3,000 deaths? Huh, that's 750 Benghazis each day.

But those 3,000 deaths were halfway across the world, how could - oh wait, never mind. 

35 minutes ago, Geoboy645 said:

Don't you love our new winter of January 15th to April 15th?

That’s Winter 2. The shorter season of Winter 1 runs from late October through mid November. 

1 hour ago, Ginx snewx said:

This will get you inflated

The distribution/amount of snow in Mass. reminds me of December ‘97. 

7 minutes ago, Cary67 said:

Its just seasonal negativity. Its easy to be positive when all you need is a fan to blow cold air and it starts snowing

It’s all a matter of perspective. People in downstate Illinois might think you should be more positive because you get double their snowfall in an average year, with colder temperatures to better preserve snowpack. 
 

Truth is, we still have another 3.5 months of workable wintry weather. Meteorological winter just started Tuesday.

1 hour ago, USCAPEWEATHERAF said:

The 8th system seems to be a more legit threat then current model runs have shown.  I am under the suspicion that the 8th system comes back to the benchmark and ends up delivering our first accumulating snows along the coastal plain.

Suspicion or influence?