STILL WORKING ON SNOW DETAILS
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STILL SOME LOOSE ENDS TO TIE UP
A snow system remains on the table for Wednesday night from a clipper that drops southeast out of the northern Plains. Unfortunately, we don't have good confidence yet on track or amounts. It is apparent, that wherever the band forms it will lay out from NW to SE, the path of the surface reflection. Moisture is a limiting factor, but indications are the potential exists for 1-3 inch accumulations within the swath of snow. I'm still ironing that out.
As you can see from the raw model output, there is a wide range of options from north to south regarding where the snow even occurs. I'm favoring the EURO solution which is the first map up. Take a look and remember, these are not forecasts, just model guidance that forecasts will be made from. Data early Tuesday should tighten up the track and firm up totals. For now, it looks like a low impact event aside from the very narrow band where 2-3 inches are possible. Take a look.
The EURO
The GFS
The 12K NAM, most likely too high on amounts
The Canadian RDPS
The national model blend
I'll have more on the situation in my next post. Roll weather...TS ON A MORE SERIOUS NOTE, IF I CAN'T MEET MY FINANCIAL GOALS, THIS WILL BE THE LAST YEAR OF THE SITE. IF YOU LIKE THE CONTENT, THE FUTURE IS UP TO YOU. T.S. 91% to my goal.
