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Last Updated: 10:55 PM GMT on November 27, 2009
— Last Comment: 5:58 AM GMT on November 28, 2009
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The new Site is michigansnowchaser.com __________________________________ Thanksgiving Day 2009 Happy Thanksgiving everyone. This year I have a lot to be thankful for, an example of that would be how snow chances are beginning to increase for next week (Thursdayish). Another thin I have to be thankful for is that the Great Lakes area could see their first dusting of snow tonight/tomorrow morning. More importantly I am thankful to have a fast computer to track it. As far as today and tonight go for the Great Lakes area, we are looking at wet conditions for most, with further north locations, and locations with higher elevations starting to mix with snow by the end of the day. Tonight the NWS is forecasting a dusting for some, with up to an inch for others. These are minuscule amounts, but at this point in the season, beggars can't be choosers. Friday could yield some snow showers for most locations across the Western Lakes. Even the major cities like Detroit and Cleavland shoud see the flakes starting to fly at some point. The brisk westerly winds that will be developing will enhance the backside of the storm system that is exiting the area. These snow showers should stay on the light side, but another coating is not out of the question. Areas ten or twenty mies east of the Lakes could see an inch or two Friday morning, adding inconvenience to all those crazy Black Friday shoppers. Here is a picture I took last Thanksgiving weekend, dont get your hopes up, but have hope...  Next Week is starting to look a lot more interesting after taking a gander at the 06z GFS. I have been following that model consistently, and as many of you know from reading my blog, that is my favorite model to follow. Of course I take a look at the other forecast models, with my other two favorites being the Euro and the NAM. The GFS has been showing a storm for about a week now that would travel up the westward end of the Ohio Valley and bring snow to areas along the northwest flank, and Lake Effect Snow to the Great Lakes after it passes. This storm has the power to cause some decently heavy lake effect. Anyways, it is still about a week out, and for now we will have to just wait and see. __________________________________________________________ In Early January I will be moving from my hometown of Ann Arbor, MI westward, to Allendale, MI. I am transferring to Grand Valley State university, and will be living right in the middle of the Lake Michigan Snowbelt!!! (See map below)  Michigan Webcams My Photography Website Alaska Webcams  Link
The weather is finally taking a turn to colder conditions, and with cold weather comes snow. So here I am, ready for action, salivating over the possibility of a couple of flakes. Here is some preliminary information on the possible snow. As the "event" draws closer, I will be putting out additional information, as well as posting with more frequency. -Winterstormsblog________________________________Local NWS Forecast Discussions Concerning the Possibili...
New Blog Coming Soon. Our first chance of some snow in the Great Lakes is looking more likely later this Thanksgiving week. -winterstormsblog Recently the NWS DTX (Detroit-Pontiac) released a new method of forecasting the probability of snowfall reaching a certain amount (ie. 2 inches, 10 inches, 30 inches...) The NWS already has forecasts that state the probability of how much snow will fall on a national basis. This new method by the NWS DTX gives the probability ...
What? Severe Weather Event!When? Thursday and FridayWhere? Southwestern Great LakesAs I speak, a derecho is rolling across southern Illinois and Indiana, dropping south. Winds in excess of 60 and even 70 mph are occurring with this line. This line of storms is eventually going to weaken as it heads southeastward this morning. This afternoon, an area of severe storms along and south of a warm front from Iowa to Ohio will break out. These storms will become more organ...
Hello Everyone,After leaving weather underground for several months (Not intentionally leaving, just becasue of life and how busy it has become)I am back again, and am eager to become active again in the weather community. With the recent purchase of my ipod touch, I have been able to get online much more. Most of the places that I find myself; school, work, and my house, have wifi. This has been making it very convienent to be online, saving me from having to sit d...
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