December 13th-15th, 2022 | Plains/MW/GL Winter Storm

[Ohiobuckeye45]

This is insanity 

[Sentinel]

5 minutes ago, Ohiobuckeye45 said:

This is insanity 

 

[Indygirl]

Bamwx is really pumping up the hype for some snow events starting next week, especially for the possibility of a White Christmas. The models they’re posting do, look good! 

[SNOWBOB11]

Wow. 12z GFS with a completely different solution. Initial low breaks apart and then transfers energy to the low further east and tracks east of the apps but has enough precip shield to the west to keep the lakes in the heavy snow. Drops 2’ in my area. Obviously it’s going to change 50 times before the low gets here but it’s a great run for many around the lakes and to the east.

Edited December 10, 2022 by SNOWBOB11

[Ohiobuckeye45]

GFS completely and utterly caved. I'm embarrassed for the GFS right now being the new "last choice" model

[Ohiobuckeye45]

That being said, caving in this instance was a good thing for the NE

[Hiramite]

@Ohiobuckeye45  I'm going to remove the OV from the title of this thread.

This storm then "morphs" into the MI/PA/NY currently forecasted biggie.  Maybe someone will open a new thread for the 16th-17th storm for the GL region.

[Ohiobuckeye45]

5 hours ago, Hiramite said:

@Ohiobuckeye45  I'm going to remove the OV from the title of this thread.

This storm then "morphs" into the MI/PA/NY currently forecasted biggie.  Maybe someone will open a new thread for the 16th-17th storm for the GL region.

Bah humbug!!! Team CMC 🤣

 

 

Edited December 11, 2022 by Ohiobuckeye45

[Chinook]

With this huge storm, there will most likely be 24-30" with possible blizzard conditions for southwestern South Dakota. The north side of the Black Hills will get the typical upslope enhancement. Many other areas of the Plains will get over 12" of snow. I'm sure there will be blizzard conditions in some areas of South Dakota and other areas. Maybe some of Colorado and Wyoming's mountains will finally get more than 100% of average snowpack at the end of this. Much of the far West is well over 100% snow water equivalent at this time.

Edited December 11, 2022 by Chinook

[NWOhioChaser]

3 hours ago, Chinook said:

With this huge storm, there will most likely be 24-30" with possible blizzard conditions for southwestern South Dakota. The north side of the Black Hills will get the typical upslope enhancement. Many other areas of the Plains will get over 12" of snow. I'm sure there will be blizzard conditions in some areas of South Dakota and other areas. Maybe some of Colorado and Wyoming's mountains will finally get more than 100% of average snowpack at the end of this. Much of the far West is well over 100% snow water equivalent at this time.

Wow, what a storm. That better work in our favor later in the month for cold AND snow to work into the Great Lakes. 

[Ohiobuckeye45]

Beast storm in 2 regions, just skips alot of posters here

[Ohiobuckeye45]

[SNOWBOB11]

HRRR going crazy with totals for my back yard. It’s currently showing 19”. It’s going to be a wet snow however as it lowers totals by 6” using kuchera. So I guess around 7:1 ratios. Still 13” would be a solid storm.

[Ohiobuckeye45]

1 hour ago, SNOWBOB11 said:

HRRR going crazy with totals for my back yard. It’s currently showing 19”. It’s going to be a wet snow however as it lowers totals by 6” using kuchera. So I guess around 7:1 ratios. Still 13” would be a solid storm.

good luck!