When Will It End?!

guywhofishes

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I am guessing it’s a Canadian graphic (cm)

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some wiseacre dropped a graphic with “ on it to have some fun
 


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42.5" for GF area, I'd be willing to bet the totals are no where close. The totals on these models are a laugh to look at if nothing else

I really hope your right that they won't be close.
 

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So latest GFS showing mostly 10-16" for Friday, some model runs showing 2-3" liquid. Ridge over eastern US flattens and the storm should speed up if that holds true. NWS has been mentioning this storm in forecast discussion for 5 or 6 days now and that is unusual.
 

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I am guessing it’s a Canadian graphic (cm)

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some wiseacre dropped a graphic with “ on it to have some fun

Nope that graphic is in inches not cm. The amounts matter little at this point the track is the main thing and so far that has been shockingly stable for a week out. The last run DoD have it as a double low so that could definitely start to shake things up a bit.
 


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Shit could hit the fan next Friday.
Even the national weather service says we will have wave after wave of storms for two weeks starting on Friday the 13th. Not good at all.
 
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dean nelson

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Probably ends up being a dud. Knock on wood.
Well the last run had grand forks at less then 2 inches so definitely likely much ado about nothing for some on here just a question of who. Last run the worst was around 18 inches down by mott.
 

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I smell another busted forecast- time will tell.
 


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It probably ends up another nothing but being the last forecast for Mandan went from 11-20 inches to 3-6 inches I think I’ll make sure the snowblower is running properly for one more blast....
 

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I smell another busted forecast- time will tell.
How can they have a busted forecast when they haven't made one yet! There's a reason they never talk much this far out especially with Colorado lows. With storms like these they never really know till low clears the Rockies....up until then it's pure SWAG land. As is their forecast for the storm is basically. ...errr maybe.... oooooorrrrr maybe not. All we have so far is a bunch of people who's jobs don't hinge on the accuracy of these models so their fully willing to talk about what the models are showing well in advance of them actually being truly accurate.
 

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Nope that graphic is in inches not cm. The amounts matter little at this point the track is the main thing and so far that has been shockingly stable for a week out. The last run DoD have it as a double low so that could definitely start to shake things up a bit.

prove it
 

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I sure wish Nean Delson was around. He most certainly would clear this sh@t up.
 


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Nope that graphic is in inches not cm. The amounts matter little at this point the track is the main thing and so far that has been shockingly stable for a week out. The last run DoD have it as a double low so that could definitely start to shake things up a bit.

you have been posting graphics with CM all year --- fyi -- average snowfall for a year is 50".




PS the latest - shows a faster system -- overrated storm.
 

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You see the little (in) I'll give three guesses what that stands for..... but thinking about it you guys might need more guesses than that!
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