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1/24-1/25 Major Winter Storm - S. IL, IN, and OH


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If Lucy's dry air doesn't pull the ball we could be getting an honest to goodness Big Dog here. Earlier onset the better. My call for 7 looks money but odds are increasing for a bust high substantially. Models keep upping the saturation times little by little. Definitely our brethren just S look to go 12+. Some of these soundings from various models showing 15-18k ft deep DGZ's Sat evening. And man, if we can get  any  decent wind this stuffs gonna be white waves. Gonna be the kind of snow that stacks quick.

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If Lucy's dry air doesn't pull the ball we could be getting an honest to goodness Big Dog here. Earlier onset the better. My call for 7 looks money but odds are increasing for a bust high substantially. Models keep upping the saturation times little by little. Definitely our brethren just S look to go 12+. Some of these soundings from various models showing 15-18k ft deep DGZ's Sat evening. And man, if we can get  any  decent wind this stuffs gonna be white waves. Gonna be the kind of snow that stacks quick.

Enjoy it friend
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LOT goes WWA for a bigger chunk of the CWA than I expected. IKK zone text has 3-5" total. I guess its part good ratios and then banking on LES closer to the lake. 

NW ticks been the theme of the models since 18z yesterday. Even the 6z GFS/GEFS came in a bit farther northwest. I mean not wholesale changes, but decent increases on the northern fringes. I guess we'll see. 

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2 hours ago, KeenerWx said:

WWA issued locally for 4-7”. Tough forecast on the northern fringes, as alluded to in the LOT AFD. Lake influence will make it increasingly difficult to nail down. 

Lake bake making the cake

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Believe it or not, there are reports of LES in parts of DFW right now.

It has to be forming in the lowest 5,000ft (not impossible given how warm the local lakes are and how dense the low-level cold air is), because temps between 850mb and 700mb are still solidly above freezing.

The synoptic precip is predominately sleet. Fortunately, we've mostly avoided the freezing rain thus far.

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29 minutes ago, Chicago WX said:

LOT goes WWA for a bigger chunk of the CWA than I expected. IKK zone text has 3-5" total. I guess its part good ratios and then banking on LES closer to the lake. 

NW ticks been the theme of the models since 18z yesterday. Even the 6z GFS/GEFS came in a bit farther northwest. I mean not wholesale changes, but decent increases on the northern fringes. I guess we'll see. 

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6” downtown chi 

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LOT goes WWA for a bigger chunk of the CWA than I expected. IKK zone text has 3-5" total. I guess its part good ratios and then banking on LES closer to the lake. 
NW ticks been the theme of the models since 18z yesterday. Even the 6z GFS/GEFS came in a bit farther northwest. I mean not wholesale changes, but decent increases on the northern fringes. I guess we'll see. 

I’m just a dude that follows my backyard and to me the models have kept us in the game since this thread was made. Models consistently show like 4-9 for our area.
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12 minutes ago, Frog Town said:

I suspect at least Monroe and Lenawee will be added once all the hi-res 12Z data is in.  

It will be more than that but those 2 counties and Wayne might be warning criteria if the overnight models are to be believed, did have a positive shift back north some. 

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