I reported to IWX the conditions as it rolled through here, thinking that they would issue a Snow Squall Warning, but only got a response of, "Thanks. That arctic front means business." Then they continued to issue SPS's downstream.
1.2" with the clipper this morning, then another 0.6" of +SN with the trailing arctic front this afternoon. Along with 1 1/2" already on the ground, it's gonna be white until at least Friday.
2.8" I'll take it and run with the way the past several winters have gone around here. Could get some freezing drizzle tomorrow to give the snow a glaze.
I also laughed about that when I read it this morning, but we have less than inch down and roads are trashed. As usual, lots of wrecks and slide-offs, so it ended up being a good call, whether wanted to or not.
Cool map, but you didn't include Iowa or Minnesota, from which we have a lot of posters. Also, I modified it so that anyone inside the red line can post complaints, but I don't want to hear any bitching from those outside the line.
Uh...Yeah. That 1.0" southwest of FWA is my total depth. I actually only totaled 0.3" from the storm. The other 0.7" was from the previous system. That being said, it's nice that Southern IN cashed in. All hail King Euro
It's to the point where I just laugh about it now. We went from a Winter Storm Watch 36 hours ago to this:
"A chance of flurries between 1am and 2am. Cloudy, with a low around 20. Northeast wind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph."
Glad to see you back Jack. I've had a couple of rounds of chemo and radiation for cancer, but am cancer free now. From radar it looks like you guys are both right on the edge of the sharp cutoff.
In the meantime, we went from a WSW to an Advisory to a storm cancel. But we are having a virga storm. Oh, the humanity!!
FWA smoked the 1921 record for warmest year by a full half a degree. Had it not been for the anomalously cool July, it would have much worse. Eleven out of 12 months at least a full degree or more above average is nuts.