Joel Wright
EF5
Well, you can tell everyone's getting really sick of snow and winter lol. No one's started a thread on this yet. The only reason I am is because I'm bored...
Anyway, looks like yet another snowstorm on the way for much of the midwest. The average track by the models takes it from northern KS, through northern MO, through central IL, and into central IN. This would place the band of heaviest snow from east-central/northeast NE, through about the northern 3/4 of IA, through northern IL/IN, and eventually into southern lower MI. This track has been uncharacteristically trending further south with each model run. This is somewhat confusing since almost every other storm this season has trended further north each run. Kind of makes me wonder how accurate these forecasts are.
This storm looks like it'll be pretty vigorous, so there'll likely be some bands of very heavy snow. Especially after the deeper gulf moisture gets tapped by tomorrow night. Someone along the I-80 corridor may get over 8" with this thing.
Anyway, looks like yet another snowstorm on the way for much of the midwest. The average track by the models takes it from northern KS, through northern MO, through central IL, and into central IN. This would place the band of heaviest snow from east-central/northeast NE, through about the northern 3/4 of IA, through northern IL/IN, and eventually into southern lower MI. This track has been uncharacteristically trending further south with each model run. This is somewhat confusing since almost every other storm this season has trended further north each run. Kind of makes me wonder how accurate these forecasts are.
This storm looks like it'll be pretty vigorous, so there'll likely be some bands of very heavy snow. Especially after the deeper gulf moisture gets tapped by tomorrow night. Someone along the I-80 corridor may get over 8" with this thing.