3/15-3/16 Winter Storm

[sbnwx85]

It’s been snowing off and on all day but only about a half inch on the ground. 

[McHenrySnow]

Had really hoped it'd stay cloudier today than it has been. Sun angle is bad enough even with the clouds. Temps several degrees above forecast. 

[Geoboy645]

Looks like we ended up somewhere in the 10" range here. Very hard to tell exactly how much because of the drifting though. Sun is starting to peek through here, although we still have several hours of blowing snow to go before it finally calms down. Will be interesting to see how long this snowpack lasts both around here and in the extreme totals up north. With 3/25/23 it took about 5 days to melt everything but the largest piles. But that was a bit later in the year and a wetter snow with some rain as well on top of it. We are supposed to hit the 50s by Friday, but we will see how much the snowpack reinforces the cold air even with March sunlight. Crazy to think that this is about the same amount of sunlight that we had when were in the upper 80s in late September last year. All in all, a very memorable storm for the state of Wisconsin and one that will be talked about for a while like the 2018 storm.

[madwx]

The sun is out and things are drip drip dripping 

[cmillzz]

1 hour ago, DocATL said:

Right around 2 inches of cement…cool. 62° Friday, LFG.

Easily warmer than that.