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Nov 28-30th Post Turkey Day Winter Storm


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21 minutes ago, hawkeye_wx said:

Looking at my records that go back to 2007, I had never even come close to getting double-digit snow in November, until this year.

There ya go!  I will argue now this is the best Thanksgiving event in my lifetime. The competition was 1975 when it hit the Wednesday before. But it was followed by warmth and gone and was essentially slop .

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54 minutes ago, Brian D said:

LES band developed here this aftrn. Light snow along the North Shore. Heavier down towards Duluth/Superior.

Band drifted into the shore, and it is developing more heading right into my direction. Could be a decent hit here depending on how long this lasts. SN bordering +SN currently. 

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Had to go to work so I’m a little out of the loop on how the storm is evolving but stepped outside to major rippage. About 7” on the ground (despite our competitor measuring 1.1” :rolleyes:). Looks like a batch of dry air moving in before the final wave in Illinois slides through. 9” seems plausible. Then we’ll see what bonus we get from the lake tomorrow.

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7 minutes ago, sbnwx85 said:

Had to go to work so I’m a little out of the loop on how the storm is evolving but stepped outside to major rippage. About 7” on the ground (despite our competitor measuring 1.1” :rolleyes:). Looks like a batch of dry air moving in before the final wave in Illinois slides through. 9” seems plausible. Then we’ll see what bonus we get from the lake tomorrow.

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Pretty spot on with your call, then. :thumbsup:
 

Where did your competitor measure? On the ball atop a flagpole? On a plowed road? :lol:

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47 minutes ago, RemoteSenses said:

Barely a dusting here. Not even enough to cover the leftover leaves I didn’t pick up….

6-8” here seems extremely unlikely unless we get some crazy 1”/hr rates late tonight. We are hours from the heavy bands from what I can see on the radar. I hope I’m wrong!

It wasn't even supposed to start yet up there lol.

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Rip city finally. Giant PacMan of dry Easterlies been eating every weenie band trying to get here to Kitchen Sink Canyon. Wiped 2.5in off the board at 1 and zero, nada, zilch until now. We'll see how long this lasts. Winds are finally getting a southerly component letting some moisture in. Think its gonna be too dry for any liquid at all if the temps do climb above 33 or 34 around midnight or later. Gonna have to buy in 3 or 4 inches on the next draw at this rate. Went 6 inches all in with a pair of Jacks in the hole lol. Loved all the pics from the bright side! 

 

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Might luck out with the pivot and end up with a few more hours of light to moderate snow 
Filled in nicely again, maybe another 1 to locally 2". Gonna measure later for a storm total. Has to be over 6" here too.

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Just now, mimillman said:

We have to make sure everyone knows that Detroit is a notorious climatological snow desert 

Right :lol:.  Even though they beat Chicago almost every year. This time, Chicago gets the headstart. 

All things aside, very winter like storm for november. We are getting snow from a low tracking to our west.

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21 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

Right :lol:.  Even though they beat Chicago almost every year. This time, Chicago gets the headstart. 

All things aside, very winter like storm for november. We are getting snow from a low tracking to our west.

Should be  pretty good year for ya!

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Sure was nice to use the snowblower and not freeze to death.  Snow is wetter feeling than expected.  Probably from the wind granulating it.  Guessing ratios were pretty close to 10:1.  Haven't measured since 5 but may have added a half inch.  Snow's been very light the past few hours.  

DVN was 9.5" as of 6pm, MLI had 8.8".

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