RogueWaves

So, 98-99 analog's in play then. great

SWMI just needs a Storm. Period

Good luck over there. Got my 1/2" this morning on grass, deck, car etc. SEMI continues with the hot hand.

One can hope it's onto a trend. Last 3 NAM runs:

Euro/GEM/GFS in the upper 980's tonight. It's a start

We need a 1-12-1918 redux. Earliest news accounts of rescuing stranded motorists I've personally seen.

Just how far south are you? Been 32F or below 5X since 9/19 here.

GRR on possible merging/phasing lows for late week..

Last I checked, October 25th is squarely in autumn territory.

When exactly do you see snow for FWA? Thursday/Friday looks wet, but not white.

2011-12 says "hold my beer" :-(

11/5/90 I had15" of concrete at my place while just a few miles away at lake level it was just white rain. And that was only about a 400 foot elev difference.

Nina gonna rock..

Here we scored (3) legit warned storms. Dec 15th was 10", the New Years Eve storm was an 8-10" event, and then the March 21-22 storm that delivered a full 13". Feb didn't feature a biggie despite getting around 30" for the month. And then 08-09, it just got better..more cold and more snow. Actually, for here, 13-14 narrowly edged 08-09 in total snow, but ofc is the hands down winner in days with deep snow cover. 1/6/14, Depth ~22", Temp @ -16F, with a balmy -41F WC

You know what they say about how a drought ends, lol. Good to see the OHV finally turning a corner.

Good point. Would take either of those following winters as well.

'95 was a white Turkey Day, and an even whiter Christmas. #funtimes

This is a 2020 Nina. No point in comparing with the 00's. Thx anyways

64-65 was pretty decent. Mby got 13+ from that storm. Ofc I was 8 (mos) and remember only an after photo. @ Detroit. The land of 30+ year Big Dog droughts.

Unfotunately I meant exactly that..

Iiuc we may even be looking at a strong Nina. Tradition says that'd be worse for us. But lately everything has bucked tradition. Counting on this to do the same. I do feel that if winter comes in fast and furious it will leave the same way. By that I mean early.

But, but, you say that every year, lol (seriously tho, trend's our friend. I'm on board)

So you're saying that the GFS actually has a shot then

Thursday, just south of town..

I know KLAN was at -4F that's why I said "around here" or this general region. We share the cold morning lows with them along the US-27 corridor where zero lake influence is in play. That map has us right on the line of -2 to -4F and since there's not long-term data kept here I'm a bit skeptical of the way they've smoothed the curves for my county. Scored 3 nights in a row in the 30s while no airport E or W did that. Happens with those annual avg snowfall maps too. They are all a bit lower. Perhaps due to not including all the <0.5" dabs we get via LES