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7 hours ago, cperry29 said:

Supposedly the lowest recorded surface presssure in Indiana is 977. GFS has this at  970. Possible? Yes. Likely? 

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Indianapolis recorded 974.6 mb, or 28.78", on February 28, 1902.  Not sure if that is the state record for Indiana as it's kind of hard to find that info.  But if it's not the state record, it's very close.

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21 minutes ago, Hoosier said:

Indianapolis recorded 974.6 mb, or 28.78", on February 28, 1902.  Not sure if that is the state record for Indiana as it's kind of hard to find that info.  But if it's not the state record, it's very close.

Yeah I had trouble finding info too. Regardless, when models spit out record breaking solutions, makes me pause and question. Guess we’ll see.

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4 minutes ago, mafa said:

(Comes out of hiding). The CFS moved back to a southerly route. (Returns to hiding spot)

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Is that the 0z run?

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Posted (edited)

12z LPT (old news)

Euro jumps east.

Ukie and Icon nudge east.

GFS and Canadian minor wobbles.

Lowest pressures noted.

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Energy is a bit more strung out with the Euro, therefore weaker and further SE. Doesn't really get going until it reaches the eastern lakes. We'll see if it's onto something or another episode of the windshield wiper effect.

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Let me say I am just having some fun with posting the CFS. I don’t take that seriously when analyzing the data. I like to compare and look back at what performed better.
 

in the meantime: Latest CMC Ensemble

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11 minutes ago, cperry29 said:

Yeah I had trouble finding info too. Regardless, when models spit out record breaking solutions, makes me pause and question. Guess we’ll see.

For sure.  I wouldn't fully believe it unless we can get it within 48-72 hrs or so.  

Regardless, this is quite a time for deep lows moving through the region.  We have tomorrow's system that will get down to around 980 mb over southern Lake Michigan, and then this potentially very deep low only 3-4 days later.

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2 minutes ago, mafa said:

Let me say I am just having some fun with posting the CFS. I don’t take that seriously when analyzing the data. I like to compare and look back at what performed better.
 

in the meantime: Latest CMC Ensemble

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Canadian was a stubborn south outlier for tomorrow's system.  Does not necessarily translate from one storm to another though.

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2 hours ago, RobB said:

Makes me wonder if some make this in two waves rather than 1 with that looks during that time period.

 

12z EPS...several ensembles have an initial SLP north & then form a stronger SLP south. One example:
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Several do this. I'm not sure on the precip types of those that do yet because they have not loaded. But thought I'd share since you brought it up this morning. 

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Just now, Grace said:

 

12z EPS...several ensembles have an initial SLP north & then form a stronger SLP south. One example:
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Several do this. I'm not sure on the precip types of those that do yet because they have not loaded. But thought I'd share since you brought it up this morning. 

Excellent!  Thanks!

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Rookie question here.....I have to drive from Cleveland to Indianapolis either Friday or Saturday. I know timing can't be nailed down yet, but can somebody help me translate the 00Z times that we see on the models to eastern time?

 

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7 minutes ago, CleLakeEffect said:

Rookie question here.....I have to drive from Cleveland to Indianapolis either Friday or Saturday. I know timing can't be nailed down yet, but can somebody help me translate the 00Z times that we see on the models to eastern time?

 

Not sure if this is your question... Deduct 5 hours from 12z which gives you 7am

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10 minutes ago, CleLakeEffect said:

Rookie question here.....I have to drive from Cleveland to Indianapolis either Friday or Saturday. I know timing can't be nailed down yet, but can somebody help me translate the 00Z times that we see on the models to eastern time?

 

Here’s a handy-dandy chart I made.

 

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Somebody in a few parts is going to get shocked with this. The front end thump will be real for sure, but the question is where. 

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