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Post by Fägler on Apr 1, 2024 12:09:11 GMT -5
Kenosha WWTP in the far southeast of the state, on the lakeshore, only saw 2.5 inches in January. South and east saw mostly rain from the two big storms. Seasonal snowfall there is only 5.9 inches which is a record low. With 45 years of full data on NOWData the lowest is 16.7 in 1967-1968. The area with 30 inches saw higher totals due to a lake effect snow band that dropped heavy snow in a small area. Kenosha WWTP has 9.5 inches at the end of March. Can they stay below 10? NWS forecast has 0-4" the next few days. 60% chance of 0.1" 50% chance of 1"40% chance of 2" 20% chance of 4" 6% chance of 6" Point forecast: 1.8"Milwaukee is at 31.4". A few more inches may accumulate this week but we won't reach the average of 48.7. October 3.3" on 1 day + 1 day trace November 1.1" on 1 day + 1 day trace December trace on 6 days. January 16.6" on 10 days + 5 trace February 2.3" on 2 days + 2 trace March 8.1" on 2 days + 3 trace. All from one storm on the 21st-22nd.
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Post by Babu on Apr 6, 2024 2:44:29 GMT -5
This year's snow season has been so long yet consistent. It started with extremely high snowfall in November, almost record breaking and by the end of November we had 50 cm. And ever since then we've pretty much been staying around 40-60 cm all the time. A steady plateau for over 4 months. I don't think I've ever experienced this long of a snow cover consistently above 35 cm.
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