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  1. Kuchera is actually better than the standard 10:1 because its actually showing lower ratios which are much more realistic for this storm,
  2. 3km NAM is a bit healthier into Southern Wisconsin
  3. Some areas with Winter Storm Watches in Wisconsin get 0 snow with the 0z NAM
  4. from 11.1" to 0.7" in 2 runs of the NAM. Pretty impressive I must say
  5. Here is surface temps which shows a similar pattern.
  6. It has much better verification scores than the GFS and is only slightly worse than the Euro.
  7. GFS still north. but trend in less snow here is obvious. from 10.1" to 8.9"
  8. This is probably the reason all the offices are going with such high totals and watches
  9. NAM went from 11.1" to 4.7" here between the 12z and 18z run
  10. the text for the watch is 7-12" for MSN. That's just taking the GFS straight and disregarding any other guidance
  11. Lol MKX going WSW for most of the CWA. Not sure I would have done that
  12. Trending toward DAB to 2” here. Will just have to see if the GFS falls in line
  13. my second post call is still in play. We will see what the euro shows
  14. if Madison gets 14” I’ll eat a hat. But actually this is looking good for a high advisory low end warning criteria snow here. Will be interesting to see if any other models folllow the ukmet in shutting us out
  15. Yeah late February 2017 was very impressive in terms of widespread warmth. Like a mini March 2012
  16. I’ve never seen a more misleading dark blue on a temp scale
  17. Yeah the upper level evolution of the Euro and some of its ensembles that I’ve looked at seem to make more physical sense than what the gfs is showing
  18. This is a complicated pattern and there are numerous ways this can evolve. Depending on how strong the first and second waves are and the timing between the two. 6z GFS is probably the upper limit here with the second wave coming in further north and deepening the original low substantially. I also wouldn’t mind a better hit further south since we’ve gotten our fair share of snow here and the weenies down south could use a nice storm
  19. A bit off topic but this vortex isn’t going anywhere any time soon. A good analog is 1997 and the stratospheric final warming didn’t occur until April 30.
  20. Here’s the max depth of the past 13 or so winters. Can really see the hot streak we had from 2007-2011
  21. In Dec 2012 the depth got to 11", deepest last year was 9" in early February
  22. 13” snow depth in Madison this morning. Deepest snow cover since GHD1
  23. big flakes here. looks like the last push before the mixed precipitation starts to move in
  24. Accumulating pretty nicely out there. About 2". Roads vary between snow covered and slushy/wet. Looks like a couple more hours before warmer air moves in and rates drop off and we switch to drizzle/rain
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