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    Significant precipitation event 10 days out

    US and Euro models started showing the possibility of a significant system pushing in next friday at the earliest.







    Later US and CDN models are pushing significant moisture into southern 1/3 of SK/AB.

    #2
    Snowfall totals with 10:1 snow:liquid ratios are significant.

    If it blows in on the back end of forecasted warm weather, S:L ratios will likely be higher as the Kuchera ratio is indicating...




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      #3
      We got four inches of snow. It melted. Roads wet, fields wet. Snow under the right conditions adds moisture for sure.

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        #4
        Glad I got the snowblower all shined up moving a barley pile ... it’s ready to go lol

        My son been watching this as well the past few days . Some areas will get significant snow
        Hopefully areas that need moisture get it .
        Be best if it snowed then melted and soaked into the dry areas of the province, but we are into November so who knows for sure yet

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          #5
          Calgary had 6" and all melted, lucky them.

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            #6
            Had 3/8” rain here yesterday and the yards and gravel was soft before that from the frost coming out. Brother is out cultivating currently and I thought we were done two weeks ago after -15 and snow. Might get all the fieldwork done yet.



            If this is our Indian Summer I’ll take it. Not even needing a coat most of the day here. Moving cows is even enjoyable. 😎

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              #7
              Originally posted by helmsdale View Post
              Snowfall totals with 10:1 snow:liquid ratios are significant.

              If it blows in on the back end of forecasted warm weather, S:L ratios will likely be higher as the Kuchera ratio is indicating...
              I decided not to snow on your parade like I tend to do to long range forecasts....

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                #8
                Someone else is welcome to all my snow this winter. We are really dry this fall so I took a chance and filled some serious washouts that have been growing in size over the many wet years that we have had.
                I could really use a low spring runoff to give the dirt time to settle and get something growing in those runs!
                Only spring in my life when there was no runoff was 2002.

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                  #9
                  about 4-5" here
                  should melt tues wed?

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                    #10
                    Precipitation what's that?

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                      #11
                      where you at robert ?
                      we have probably had 8-10 snow all tolled , but sure dry here in the NE

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                        #12
                        East Saskatoon dry as a desert! Maybe even drier! We just miss everything lately.

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                          #13
                          Wet here. Snow melted and now it’s slimy.

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                            #14


                            Corn stubble worked up nice yesterday,

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post


                              Corn stubble worked up nice yesterday,
                              What brand of disc. I m looking for one but don’t want one that ridges badly. Is that a sunflower versatile? Looks like a nice job

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