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


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Trends becoming more clear. Nam likely out to lunch with a more north phased system. Seems like we will get some degree of phasing to bring precip shield quite north but not quite a full phase to really max out full potential this north. Seeing a slight correction south and tightening of north gradient of snow which makes sense. Cutoff will be brutal on north edge. Hoping I can still get something and it won't keep cutting more south. 

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43 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:

Show is over around here.

Really needed the northern stream waves and TPV arm in Central/Western Canada to be placed a bit further west.

So close, yet so far.

So you're saying now until the start of the system it won't continue to baby step better, upping snow totals each new run (jk but I really miss those days)

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54 minutes ago, DocATL said:

Luckily the bust potential for us isn’t anything crazy. 0-3”. Firmly in our duster wheelhouse.


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Once you’re out. You can’t come back in. Bust potential on these 48 hours out is the reverse.

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3 minutes ago, Chicago916 said:

Looks the same as last run to me

Don't get me wrong I'm not trying to be silly and I'm definitely not saying its showing GHD IIIIII.  Frankly, my enthusiasm revolves solely around ChiStorm's daily-at-best check-ins, so ya know where I'm at. Just looking on TT,  the Euro AI seemed to bump a bit NW while everything else this suite hasn't, which I thought would be amusingly par for course if it's reflected in the base Euro too.    

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8 minutes ago, Malacka11 said:

Don't get me wrong I'm not trying to be silly and I'm definitely not saying its showing GHD IIIIII.  Frankly, my enthusiasm revolves solely around ChiStorm's daily-at-best check-ins, so ya know where I'm at. Just looking on TT,  the Euro AI seemed to bump a bit NW while everything else this suite hasn't, which I thought would be amusingly par for course if it's reflected in the base Euro too.    

I feel that. Today's theme is just minor adjustments everywhere tbh. Still could see a surprise since I think some of the features are still up in the Arctic.

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KIND expanded WSW north to cover their entire forecast area. Discussion wording is still fairly bullish on potential bust low for locations N of I70. Potential is definitely there but gotta think positive! BTW, is their a MET at the KIND office named Bud? ;)lol

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4 minutes ago, Stebo said:

Euro nudged back up locally and the AIEuro definitely went up. Everything tells you what you should already know, toss the GFS's garbage ass.

Assuming this is why the Winter Storm Watches extended NW a bit into Toledo.  Imagine some will be added to SE michigan..

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2 minutes ago, Frog Town said:

Assuming this is why the Winter Storm Watches extended NW a bit into Toledo.  Imagine some will be added to SE michigan..

I would add most of KS/MO/IL/rest of IN/and most of S MI east of 23 or south of 94

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I know this doesn’t necessarily mean anything for this particular storm but we have seen NW trends with storms this winter. The storm two weeks ago that no one was paying attention to because it was it was rain and Spring for most of the sub actually trended way NW 48 hours or so prior. It was modeled to go over or south of my house and ended up over northern Lake Michigan I believe. I mentioned something then about how this was the first winter in like 10 years that storms have been trending NW instead of SE. 

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2 minutes ago, NoDoppler4TonySandz said:

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SE Suburb -- ESE of Downtown Cincy

Rare -> High ratio event for SW OH (or so it appears)

That's what it looks like.  First snowstorm for me in a couple of years. (I was in TX for the Feb '21 debacle.) Nebraska winters were boring when I was out there.   My wife is from the Dayton area, we moved out here to be as close as possible to her father.  

NE of Cincy here. 

Currently on leave from work, so I get to just sit and watch the snow as it comes down.  

BTW - KILN calling for 7"-11" 

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3 minutes ago, Radtechwxman said:

That's showing 850mb temperature anomalies though. Not height anomalies. You would want height contours for what you're talking about. 

Right, good point. Mainly, I was just surprised how cold it was at H85 that far southwest…which I didn’t expect to see. My hope is that strange things could happen with a gradient like that.

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10 minutes ago, beavis1729 said:

Right, good point. Mainly, I was just surprised how cold it was at H85 that far southwest…which I didn’t expect to see. My hope is that strange things could happen with a gradient like that.

Unfortunately I think north trend would be minimal to NIL at this point unless we saw some major phasing happen earlier 

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