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GHD III Winter Storm February 1st-3rd (Part 2)


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All things considered, models did well handling the sharp gradient for Iowa. At least that overnight pivot of snow stayed enough to cover the slop.

On a side note, MSP traffic nightmare today it seems, when I glanced at the city on Google Maps.

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Saw like 5 wet snowflakes this morning, literally.

 

Watched a loop of what the low did last night and once it got east of Des Moines a new primary low formed near South Bend and took off to the NE. The low was very broad, so that map track below; in black, is a general track.

 

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Saw like 5 wet snowflakes this morning, literally.

 

Watched a loop of what the low did last night and once it got east of Des Moines a new primary low formed near South Bend and took off to the NE. The low was very broad, so that map track below; in black, is a general track.

 

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Nice - ended up a little further NW than modeled, into Iowa, but not too shabby.

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The early morning piece of energy dumped some heavy snow from central to northeast Iowa(2-4 inches), but only dropped another half inch here.  My storm total is 1.4 inches.

 

This has really been a northern Iowa winter.  The Waterloo area has received 37 inches of snow so far.  I have received only 15.8 inches.

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