SchaumburgStormer

Models showing a the changeover zone basically directly overhead for mby. N half of DKB county buried, S half rainer.

Respectable defo band shown on the backside with it still snowing in N IL at the end of the run.

1002mb over STL at the end of the run, likely to make a beeline towards BMI. Rainer fo sho.

Would be nice if we sneak one of those siggy storms that looks better and better as the runs continue through the storm. But fully expecting this to *SouthParkAndItsGone.gif*

For posterity...

That backside slug of snow on the Euro would be rocking.

Seems to be slower as well, but I am admittedly grasping at straws at this point.

Euro joining the north camp.

Lock er in.

Winter cancel

Live coverage from cantore will be epic

After the shithole of a December we just had, I am actually on board with counting fantasy inches. Most fantasy action in weeks

Topped at 59 before the crash started at 1400

Nothing like that mid-april feeling when you walk out the door.

The freezing fog ice is the most accumulation I have seen in weeks.

Been needed a long time. Seems every winter lately the discussion has come up at least once.

I think, at least in my opinion, that I would rake a mediocre season with a serious big dog in a heartbeat. You give me 20"er and nuisance stuff the rest of the season, and I am going to be happy.

Stop by Dunedin and see Baldwin Street. There is also a penguin reserve there where you basically walk through trenches into little "pillboxes" and are able to see them in their natural habitat. Its amazing. Lots of awesome scenic areas which are easy to get to. On the off chance you end up in Wellington, stop by the "Museum of New Zealand (Te Papa Tongarewa)". Some of the exhibits are incredible, incluyding the WW1 exhibit on Gallipoli, which was one of the most incredible and moving war exhibits I have ever seen. And if you're a drinked and enjoy Jim Beam and Coke, or Canadian Club and Seven Up, they have them in cans pre-mixed to 4.5%. I would HIGHLY recommend the pear cider.

Risking a total thread derailment, but where in New Zealand? I was out there two years ago in January and it was awesome. I have traveled internationally a lot, but it was one of the few places where I gave serious consideration to moving to. We priced out property but ultimately decided against it, mostly due to the costs involved in the grandparents coming out to see the babies.