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WINTER STORM WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM LATE TONIGHT
THROUGH THURSDAY EVENING
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Urgent - Winter Weather Message National Weather Service Green Bay WI 525 AM CST Wed Jan 16 2008

... Heavy Snow Expected For Thursday...

.A Developing Low Pressure System Is Expected To Track From Missouri To Northeast Iowa Tonight... And Then Further Intensifying While Tracking Over Northeast Wisconsin Thursday And Thursday Evening. While The Exact Track Of The Low Pressure System Remains Uncertain... There Is The Potential Storm Total Of 5 To 8 Inches Of Snowfall By Thursday Night... Areas North And West Of The Track. As The Deepening Low Pressure Passes To The Northeast Of The State Thursday Night... Increasing And Gusty West Winds Will Cause Some Blowing And Drifting Of The New Snow.

Stay Tuned For Further Updates On This Winter Storm.



Vilas-Oneida-Forest-Florence-Northern Marinette-Lincoln-Langlade- Menominee-Northern Oconto-Door-Marathon-Shawano-Wood-Portage- Waupaca-Outagamie-Brown-Kewaunee-Waushara-Winnebago-Calumet- Manitowoc-Southern Marinette-Southern Oconto- Including The Cities Of... Eagle River... Rhinelander... Crandon... Tomahawk... Antigo... Keshena... Sturgeon Bay... Wausau... Wisconsin Rapids... Stevens Point... Appleton... Green Bay... Algoma... Wautoma... Oshkosh... Chilton... Two Rivers... Crivitz 525 AM CST Wed Jan 16 2008

... Winter Storm Watch Remains In Effect From Late Tonight Through Thursday Evening...

A Winter Storm Watch Remains In Effect From Late Tonight Through Thursday Evening.

Heavy Snow Is Expected To Develop After Midnight And Continue Into Thursday Evening. Snow Accumulations Will Range From 4 To 8 Inches. In Addition... Gusty West Winds Developing Later Thursday Night Will Cause Blowing And Drifting Of The Snow.

A Winter Storm Watch Means There Is A Potential For Significant Snow... Sleet... Or Ice Accumulations That May Impact Travel. Continue To Monitor The Latest Forecasts.

Bulletin Issued: 5:25AM CST, Wednesday Jan 16, 2008
Bulletin Expired: 12:00PM CST, Wednesday Jan 16, 2008

Keep your fingers crossed. I saw this last night, and was going to post it. But I didn't want to jinx it! This is exactly what we need. :thumbup:

Sounds good to me!!!!!!!!:thumbup:

Do the Dance Everyone!!!!!
:taz: :taz: :taz: :taz: :taz:
:letitsnow: :letitsnow: :letitsnow:

Just keep your clothes on! LOL

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Thing's are looking good. Langlade County snowmobile coordinator called this morning to tell me their trails in the northern part of the county will open Friday morning and County wide if we get all the snow that's in the forecast.

[QUOTE=Jim;7307]Keep your fingers crossed. I saw this last night, and was going to post it. But I didn't want to jinx it! This is exactly what we need. :thumbup:[/QUOTE]

oh so now it's my fault if we don't get it :p

[quote=Dreadan;7314]oh so now it's my fault if we don't get it :p[/quote]LOL. No. But that's the reason *I* didn't post it. :p I'd done it earlier and jumped the gun, then I had to eat CROW. :sick: I don't see much on Doppler, but the US Regional Satellite is looking good. Lots of clouds just coming into the western part of WI. Keep your fingers crossed!

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sad, but true, the weather guessers won't know until it over.
winter storm watch is reduced to a snow advisory for everyone but marinette and door Co.
Better than 0.

I have a "weather rock" that's 100% accurate!