2011 Winter Storms

[SB Shock]

Models seem to be reversing the trend of moving snow to the west. Looking more like this is SE Kansas/MO blizzard. Could be another overhyped event that "fails" again for Wichita.

[NCAABound]

Models seem to be reversing the trend of moving snow to the west. Looking more like this is SE Kansas/MO blizzard. Could be another overhyped event that "fails" again for Wichita.

I can only hope.

[wsushox1]

Models seem to be reversing the trend of moving snow to the west. Looking more like this is SE Kansas/MO blizzard. Could be another overhyped event that "fails" again for Wichita.

Yep, more than likely.

European model still give wichita almost .7 inch of QPF which is enough for a good 6-7 inches.

We will see what happens.

[WstateU]

Models seem to be reversing the trend of moving snow to the west. Looking more like this is SE Kansas/MO blizzard. Could be another overhyped event that "fails" again for Wichita.

Yep, more than likely.

European model still give wichita almost .7 inch of QPF which is enough for a good 6-7 inches.

We will see what happens.

Sorry, I've never trusted European's. This is all a conspiracy to sell overstocked snow shovels and ice melt. :D

[SB Shock]

European model still give wichita almost .7 inch of QPF which is enough for a good 6-7 inches.

I'm looking at the precipitable water and not seeing anything close to that and don't see any way it is going to increase.

[wsushox1]

Be lucky if we get 3 inches IMO.

Maybe an underexaggeration but still, things are certainly up in the air.

[ShockBand]

We may only get 3-4 inches of snow in Wichita, but its safe to say we didn't miss the brunt of the storm by very much.

[wsushox1]

We may only get 3-4 inches of snow in Wichita, but its safe to say we didn't miss the brunt of the storm by very much.

Agreed, Move us 50 miles east and it is a different story.

Heck, here in El Do it might be a different story.

[SubGod22]

I will say the wind is hellacious and creating some intersting drifts around here this morning.

[wsushox1]

Got 6 inches here south of El Dorado.

Average drifts of about 18 inches.

Got a couple drifts that are 2-3 feet though.

Should get to 7 to potentially 8 inches here before its all said and done.

[SubGod22]

My front yard is above my ankles. Drifts as high as 3 feet in some areas of Benton.

[SB Shock]

I got 4 inches.

[WstateU]

I got 4 inches.

"So Bob, where's that 8 inches you promised me last night?"

[wsushox1]

National Weather Service here in Wichita has put out this graphic. Seems very accurate.

[ShockerFever]

How in the hell do you accurately measure snow on the ground with the damn wind blowing it everywhere?