First, I wanted to show you a larger picture snowfall map. This is a projection from NOAA's global forecast model, the GFS. This is valid from now through 6am CT Saturday.
(Click the image to see larger version.)
CITY
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12z NAM
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12z GFS
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12z RPM
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12z EURO
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AVG
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Cedar Rapids, IA
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8.2”
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10.3”
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12.0”
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10.2”
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Columbus, IN
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0.3”
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1.1”
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0.7”
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Bloomington, IN
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2.2”
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1.3”
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1.4”
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1.7”
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Indianapolis
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1.4”
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0.6”
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0.7”
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2.3”
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1.3”
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Lafayette, IN
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1.4”
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0.9”
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0.2”
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2.5”
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1.2”
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Moline, IL
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3.8”
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2.3”
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3.4”
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3.2”
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Muncie, IN
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1.7”
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1.5”
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0.8”
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3.0”
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1.6”
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St. Louis
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0.0”
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0.1”
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0.1”
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1.0”
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0.2”
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1:45pm Update: One thing I am still a little leery of with the numbers listed above for central Indiana and St. Louis, I still think we could see a dry slot develop behind the cold front. The intrusion of dry air would diminish snow amounts as it would "soak up" the moisture.
Measuring snow will also be difficult as winds are expected to be 30-40 mph with gusts to 50mph throughout the day Thursday.
1 comment:
snow snow snow is my request...Perryville
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