Avalanche
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Damn wish I was there!!
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Pattern Outside of the SE thread
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Outside the SE ya'll say?
Seriously NONE of Us Weather Nerds talking about this?
Dangerous Cyclone Freddy Taking Aim At Africa
There is concern that Tropical Cyclone Freddy will make landfall next week on the eastern coast of Africa with high winds and heavy rain.
Tropical Cyclone Freddy formed in Australian waters about two weeks ago and is still tracking across the Indian Ocean, putting it on track to challenge two world records.
The tropical low that would become Tropical Cyclone Freddy initially formed late on Saturday February 4, before being upgraded to a category 1 tropical cyclone on Monday, February 6.
Freddy initially moved to the south until it was about 660km northeast of Broome, where it took a turn to the west. While in Australian waters, Freddy posed no threat to the mainland, Christmas or the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, even as it became a category 4 severe tropical cyclone with wind gusts of up to 265km/h. It eventually left Australia's region of responsibility on February 14, as it tracked towards the west across longitude 90 degrees east.
www.weatherzone.com.au
Seriously NONE of Us Weather Nerds talking about this?
Dangerous Cyclone Freddy Taking Aim At Africa
There is concern that Tropical Cyclone Freddy will make landfall next week on the eastern coast of Africa with high winds and heavy rain.
Tropical Cyclone Freddy could be headed for the record books
Tropical Cyclone Freddy formed in Australian waters about two weeks ago and is still tracking across the Indian Ocean, putting it on track to challenge two world records.
The tropical low that would become Tropical Cyclone Freddy initially formed late on Saturday February 4, before being upgraded to a category 1 tropical cyclone on Monday, February 6.
Freddy initially moved to the south until it was about 660km northeast of Broome, where it took a turn to the west. While in Australian waters, Freddy posed no threat to the mainland, Christmas or the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, even as it became a category 4 severe tropical cyclone with wind gusts of up to 265km/h. It eventually left Australia's region of responsibility on February 14, as it tracked towards the west across longitude 90 degrees east.
Tropical Cyclone Freddy could be headed for the record books
Tropical Cyclone Freddy formed in Australian waters about two weeks ago and is still tracking across the Indian Ocean, putting it on track to challenge two world records. The tropical low that would become Tropical Cyclone Freddy initially formed late on Saturday February 4, before being...
Snowlover87
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Looks like the Twin Cities are really going to get hammered next week.
Avalanche
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Minneapolis St Paul?
Snowlover87
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Yes.
I’m at 35” on the dot for the winter! I’m good with just rain the rest of the winter!
Snowlover87
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Avalanche
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Damn you were right!! Paisley Park time!!!Unfortunately for you, you may be on the outside looking in next week.
It’ll shift South as we get closer, has all winter. There won’t be as much SE ridge as modeledUnfortunately for you, you may be on the outside looking in next week.
With a touch of mall of America!
Avalanche
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Can’t help but feel like this is a shot for my area!! Lol
Avalanche
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Okay, didn’t know if you were talking about Nashville and Murfreesboro
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Slight temp gradient across the state Wednesday! 
South shift pretty noticeable! Yes, I know this is a lot of ice in Iowa, but for illustration purposes. Friday model runs and 18z runs today! MSP will be out of the snow with a few more shifts!!! South shift near go time, has happened 98% of the time this winter! 
Money March! $$$$$$$$
Snowlover87
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Snowlover87
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And they've already had a banner season with over 60" of snow...