I hope that everyone is having a great Christmas. We in Michigan have a lot to be thankful for this year weather wise, especially after
the recent events in the south. My thoughts and prayers go out to anyone who was affected by these horrible storms. It breaks my heart to know that some people will be going through Christmas homeless, injured or without family thanks to the weather. With tornadoes the size and strength of the one which roared through Mississippi, there's only so much that having advanced warning can accomplish; you can do everything right, and still wind up dead. It's heartbreaking.
It's been easy to forget that we're now in the midst of winter. This may change after next week if the latest GFS run is to be believed. Take a look at the image below and see for yourself:
That's well over a foot predicted for most of lower Michigan. This is only one run of one model, but what a run it is. We'll see if anything like this crops up in any other runs, at which time I'll take it much more seriously.
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