OSNW3 | OSHKOSH-NORTH

Call it MAGNUS , call it DENISE , any way you slice it, there is a good chance of snow on the horizon. The National Weather Service in Green Bay has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the area. ---- Measurements (4) ---- Jan 30, 2013 @ 16:59 Two measurement to make a 16:59 total of 1.3" more. Light snow is currently falling. Snow is light, fluffy. Temperatures are slowly dropping. 1.3" - New Snow 8.2" - Total Storm Snow Current Snow Depth - 8" (Jan 30, 2013 - 14:44 - 0.9") (Jan 30, 2013 - 16:59 - 0.4") (The First Shoveling) (The Second Shoveling) (US Radar - 5PM) ---- Jan 30, 2013 @ 11:08 2.2" more measured at 11:08. Moderate to heavy snow continues to fall. Snow is still very thick and packy. Gusty winds have now been introduced to the equation. 2.2" - New Snow 3.9" - Total Storm Snow Current Snow Depth - 4" (Jan 30, 2013 - 11:08 - 2.2") (Looking West - Congress Ave - 11AM) (Looking South...

The winter of 2012-13 begins my third year following the Earth's cycling weather patterns. One way to remain locked into them is utilizing Lezak's Recurring Cycle theory. I first learned about the LRC theory in October of 2010. An eagerness to learn the theory has grown into a passion. From a once inconceivable backyard snowfall forecast in 2010, to a complete seasonal outlook for Oshkosh in 2011, to a website dedicating my attempts at providing accurate forecast numbers for the entire Midwest in 2012-13. The concept has certainly grown on me. (Click on the screen shot to navigate to the trends. I welcome all feedback on the site, the data, the 'model' output... anything, as it will help me improve/disregard the product in the future) Oshkosh 2012-13 Winter Forecast (Dec/Jan/Feb) The forecast is based strictly on LRC theory accompanied by the formulas I've engineered to project daily surface conditions. The main focus is the middle of the atmosphere and the ...