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At least DT is always calm and measured in his thoughts...great spelling to boot!!

From this vantage point IMHO this is where you want the GEFS to be....

LOL! there can be no rug pull 5 days before an event. It will be lost and gained a couple times this week on the GFS - Canadian and the European.....relax MIckey!

12z AI GFS

1005mb to 987mb between 4am and 4pm Sunday.....

I would like to see that northern stream piece dive in just a wee little bit earlier.....

February 2010 - a not too shabby snow month.

Fog should burn off later this morning, and we turn much milder with highs well into the 40's our normal high is still in the low 40's. After today there is at least a chance of rain each day with maybe some snow mixing in on Thursday night. Our heaviest rain looks to be on Friday, and we can really use the rain. There will no doubt be rumors of a snowstorm starting next Sunday....but the good news is we don't shovel snow rumors!

Fog should burn off later this morning, and we turn much milder with highs well into the 40's our normal high is still in the low 40's. After today there is at least a chance of rain each day with maybe some snow mixing in on Thursday night. Our heaviest rain looks to be on Friday, and we can really use the rain. There will no doubt be rumors of a snowstorm starting next Sunday....but the good news is we don't shovel snow rumors!

31st consecutive day with snow cover here in Chesco - tied for the 12th longest stretch since 1894 and 17th overall.

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After today we should see temperatures at above normal levels for the remainder of the work week. In fact, after tomorrow morning, we should remain above freezing day and night until likely next Sunday morning. This should finally start to melt away much of the snow cover which as of today has been on the ground for 31 straight days which is tied for the 12th longest stretch and 16th overall since 1893. We should see multiple rain chances with light rain possible Wednesday and more beneficial rains toward the weekend. The next chance at any wintry precipitation will be toward the end of next weekend.

After today we should see temperatures at above normal levels for the remainder of the work week. In fact, after tomorrow morning, we should remain above freezing day and night until likely next Sunday morning. This should finally start to melt away much of the snow cover which as of today has been on the ground for 31 straight days which is tied for the 12th longest stretch and 16th overall since 1893. We should see multiple rain chances with light rain possible Wednesday and more beneficial rains toward the weekend. The next chance at any wintry precipitation will be toward the end of next weekend.

Ended up with 2.0" of snow. Seasonal total now at 37.4" which is 1.9" above our seasonal average of 35.5" here in NW Chesco