Subject: Policy No: 24-525663 [View Policy Updates]

From: Spring Policy Updates <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2014 09:23:30 -0700

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or http://www.yyourplanahead.com/harm/unsure/6/u/8/ioen/in.cfmAfter school ended and coming home on the bus (an hour and 15 minute ride every morning and afternoon) I excitingly could not wait to see what
 the afternoon updated models would show us, again my weather source at 
 that time was HM's daily blog entries and the NWS website AFD discussions.
  As I got home I saw that the models were inching more and more towards
the idea of a greater impact snowstorm for the region. NWS forecasts
were getting clearer that there was indeed a storm coming, but the
impacts were supposed to be from a glancing storm system, not one of
full fury. The system began to gain steam over the Northern Plains
and snow began to break out across the Dakotas that evening. Still 
cold arctic dry air mass over the northeast and Great Lakes, to the
north of this Alberta Clipper system. Still excited high school 
sophmore, who was greatly anticipating the next historical snowstorm 
to only see his hopes and fantasies drift away everytime something
good looked like it was coming our way. (ie: example: airmass still
bone chilling cold and dry over the Northeast and Great Lakes with 
precip breaking out across the MN, WI and Dakotas states).

Surface pressures that morning as well, highlighting the strengthening surface
 low over the Midwest and central plains states with an arctic front located
  along the MN/IA line.