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adNovember 20-21st, 2015 Southern Wisconsin Snow Storm
Southern Wisconsin was hit by a major snowstorm that was impressive for any time during a winter season, much less one that occurred in November. The storm (surface low pressure) tracked from eastern/northeast Kansas early Friday evening, November 20th, to St. Louis to Indianapolis by mid-day on the 21st. But, typical for these early season lows, the warm Great Lakes likely resulted in a trof axis extending from the low north into Lake Michigan. This likely helped the moisture and forcing to reach farther north than that southern track would normally allow.
Below is the 2-day accumulation:
Here is a 24 hour loop of radar during the event. The loop is composed of 30 minute time steps starting at 2 PM CST, November 20th and running through 1:30 PM CST November 21st, 2015. Click the image for a larger version of the loop (about 7mb).
The table below is a collection of analyzed surface maps running from early evening on Friday through early afternoon on Saturday.
Surface Map 7 PM Friday, November 21 |
Surface Map 10 PM Friday, November 21 |
Surface Map 1 AM Saturday, November 22 |
Surface Map 4 AM Saturday, November 22 |
Surface Map 7 AM Saturday, November 22 |
Surface Map 10 AM Saturday, November 22 |
Surface Map 1 PM Saturday, November 22 |
Surface Map 7 PM Friday, November 21 |
Surface Map 10 PM Friday, November 21 |
Surface Map 1 AM Saturday, November 22 |
Surface Map 4 AM Saturday, November 22 |
Surface Map 7 AM Saturday, November 22 |
Surface Map 10 AM Saturday, November 22 |
Surface Map 1 PM Saturday, November 22 |
Below are two graphics showing our forecast snow amounts made early Thursday and early Friday morning.
Forecast made early Thursday Morning |
Forecast made early Friday morning |
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