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March 3-4 Potential Winter Storm


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GFS track looks like every cutter solution that's near Chicago the last 2-3 yrs. Southside or IKK over to DTW. Waiting for the Euro to fold. NAM NW but still out of its range. Least likely Ricky solution will probably win out. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, cyclone77 said:

This literally made me lol.  Deep low in southern Indiana with cold rain to the north.

 

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RGEM a trash model, but this depiction is believable. Airmass is garbage. Look at most models, areas to the west that miss out are sitting in the mid 40's on Friday. It's all dynamic cooling for those that see any snow. And even then, temps are like 32-34. It's probably going to be a much more narrow snow band than being shown. Of course for who...who knows. :lol:

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24 minutes ago, ILSNOW said:

6z Euro

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Yes please and thank you. But I'm sure by tomorrow it will be a miss se. Lol. Funny how days ago this was a miss se, then trended to a miss nw, now probably trending back to what it originally showed. Oh meteorology. How I love/hate you. 

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26 minutes ago, cyclone77 said:

The shift southeast began with the 00z, and continues with the 06z.  Full whiff by 00z for northern IL most likely.  :lol:

Yep and feel like if cold air was in place it would be suppressed SE. At some point wonder how the he** NW LOT ever received snows from a cutter solution

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2 hours ago, Chicago WX said:

RGEM a trash model, but this depiction is believable. Airmass is garbage. Look at most models, areas to the west that miss out are sitting in the mid 40's on Friday. It's all dynamic cooling for those that see any snow. And even then, temps are like 32-34. It's probably going to be a much more narrow snow band than being shown. Of course for who...who knows. :lol:

It's not really that trash. It's done well at times, within 72 hours. Has a nice 12+ stripe accross metro detroit, similar to gfs. Is the euro gonna score a coup?

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29 minutes ago, King James said:

2 days out and every map you guys post looks wildly different. From a novice observer it seems the models get worse every year.  *Feels* like storms used to be nailed down much sooner even just 5 years ago 

One thing to consider is that the biases of each model used to be known very well by many.  In the past 10 or so years the models get updated more frequently and the biases are just not as well known. Just as you begin to learn a model biases nowadays it seems to get updated.  

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28 minutes ago, Lightning said:

It is obvious that the excitement of this storm is greatly diminishing in this thread.  :lightning:

Part of it is that the big dog potential, as expected, has gone the way of the Dodo.

Still has the potential to be a decent event though.

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Just now, Powerball said:

Part of it is that the big dog potential, as expected, has gone the way of the Dodo.

Still has the potential to be a decent event though.

I'd imagine that like always, whoever ends up in any dominant banding or manages to get snow from start to finish could do pretty damn well but who knows.

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7 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:

people should have never gotten invested several days out from a thread the needle potential in a not so great pattern in the first place.

That's all this climo can offer 

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