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MO/KS/AR/OK 2025-2026 Winter Discussion


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50 minutes ago, StormChazer said:

12Z NAM

 

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Man that cutoff is getting dangerously close to me here. Though it seems the NAM is the outlier here. But 8 times out of 10 I have noticed the WAA or dry slot kills it on the day of it seems. I think the year before last was a great example of it.

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46 minutes ago, stormdragonwx said:

Man that cutoff is getting dangerously close to me here. Though it seems the NAM is the outlier here. But 8 times out of 10 I have noticed the WAA or dry slot kills it on the day of it seems. I think the year before last was a great example of it.

Luckily, this type of setup doesn't really give us a dry slot issue, so that's good news.

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Little rock warning leaves open the possibility of some sleet contamination for northern arkansas. Not sure its going to be a big deal, but definitely something to watch as we get closer. 

SGF upgraded and also leaves open the possibility of some sleet in their southern most counties. Seems like the NWS is really buying the stronger warm nose. 

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Its wild to me that so many models are still kicking out roughly 1" of QPF and were only 36 hours out from onset. I really thought those would start to come down, but so far, QPF is really holding steady. 

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 1:32 PM Official forecast hazardous outlook graphic shows 7-14" with areas of 8-15" in nearly every part of SGF's territory. Now time for the 18z NAM to screw it up somehow. 

EDIT: 18z NAM going to the first round a bit farther north again due to the strong WAA with sleet/mixing becoming an issue in northern Arkansas and Oklahoma. 

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32 minutes ago, JoMo said:

 1:32 PM Official forecast hazardous outlook graphic shows 7-14" with areas of 8-15" in nearly every part of SGF's territory. Now time for the 18z NAM to screw it up somehow. 

EDIT: 18z NAM going to the first round a bit farther north again due to the strong WAA with sleet/mixing becoming an issue in northern Arkansas. 

Just north of that line is going to get hammered from wave 1, with another substantial wave to go. Is someone really going to see 20" out of this? 

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10 minutes ago, MUWX said:

Just north of that line is going to get hammered from wave 1, with another substantial wave to go. Is someone really going to see 20" out of this? 

Some 20-22" Kuchera amounts, Springfield down to Benton county, AR. 

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11 minutes ago, ouamber said:

Ok, thanks! I'm taking a deep breath! I've been soooo burned here in Tulsa for the last several years!! The "Donut Holes" around the metro made me very bitter and skeptical of all models! LOL Even Travis didn't understand it!! image.png.3bea23cda43b54ef111b1ec898ecb3e8.pngimage.png.c0564f8e101a5a7312ac87928befaf69.png

This will forever be the most frustrating thing I have ever experienced as a snow lover. I'll never forget I had a work function that lasted 3 days, and we flew in our team from Mexico, and this one lady had never seen snow. I GUARANTEED her she would get to see some, and we proceeded to get the infamous donut hole. Beyond upset...

BUT, this is a system that no matter what, we are getting 5-6 inches out of, even in the most bust type of situation.

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