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Saw some model outputs for California Snow. This is my buddy's place at Donner Summit (7100 feet)
Today- Friday: forecast 120-150 inches
Monday- Wed: forecast 70+ more
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I'm leaning yes, those are notorious for 2 things 1) starting sooner then forecast and 2) more juiced up
The front band is actually very important here. Not only will we have (hopefully) snow on the ground already and then this added snow or whatever falls in this front band will also help trap cold air at the surface and see the model pick up more ice later .. interesting thoughI wonder about this front end band, whether it’s driven off frontogenesis or not, I wonder if the meso
Models come in stout with it View attachment 68504
I'm rooting for the MA to get clobbered... sure, I would love for it to shift south some for us but would love to see someone get a huge multi-day snow event. It starts Sunday afternoon for them and still going Tuesday afternoon.
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Build the glacier to our north, this pattern looks to remain relatively active for the foreseeable future, time to reload the snowpack in the northern US.
Not sure where to put this ..mods please move if need be.
Saw some model outputs for California Snow. This is my buddy's place at Donner Summit (7100 feet)
Today- Friday: forecast 120-150 inches
Monday- Wed: forecast 70+ more
Click: More videos to come
Damn we’re a few adjustments away from getting a big area of snow from the low offshore, well it move south/tilt better tho ? I doubt View attachment 68511
Agreed! I am actually really excited to see the pattern once we roll through the 1st week of FebBuild the glacier to our north, this pattern looks to remain relatively active for the foreseeable future, time to reload the snowpack in the northern US.
That's a classic weakening line setup
Hope so. Tired of us I-20 & south folks doing nothing but lurking in this thread! ?Agreed! I am actually really excited to see the pattern once we roll through the 1st week of Feb