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36 in northeast Illinois and 88 in southwest Illinois. Wild gradient

Had a brief snow shower that covered the ground, now just a cold rain.

Forget it if this is right

Just in time for April

*shudder* That was the year after I opened a ski/snowboard shop. Both of my first two years sucked for snow.

Timber just in time for April

Snark with nothing useful, thanks

Nah, temps will bust low. Don’t think most of us crack 50 east of the city

Warm Today ?

SN, 29/28°F, 2" so far. SPECI KLEW 221551Z AUTO 09007KT 1/2SM SN FG SCT006 OVC010 00/M02 A2990 RMK AO2 PRESFR P0000 FZRANO

Try again in 82 years

Snowed for a bit earlier but driveway has cleared itself already. Dropped from 35 to 34.

you're enjoying it too much..act like it hurts

If the new EPS is correct, it’s going to get very warm again the 1st week of April

EPS is projecting a TC or possibly a pair/twin TC’s to develop within the big WWB. What happens with those could be very important in terms of how strong this El Niño gets down the road…..

Eyeballing about 2” in Glen, NH.

very chilly this morning i was out in my full winter gear

I just came along to mention the same exact thing. Seems to me that this one may produce better than Monday did.

The dude was an international superstar!

Bring it. Screens in the door, warmer temps. I'm ready for it. Plus it'll help with my partner healing from her knee replacement surgery.

Decent rates. All sn, anout 0.5". 29f Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

Rain showers moved through last night. Snowpack dwindling quickly. Although highs today will be around freezing so not so much today.

Mike, I expect a tornado watch or severe thunderstorm watches to be issued by 3pm in our area. Unlike last weeks storm event, the sun will be coming out in the next few hours based on the satellites imagery. The chances of severe weather will double when this happens with the unstabilized air mass in place. I would expect many severe t- storm warnings this evening becuase of it. Its already sunny near Harrisburg. Not a good sign. This forum will be lighting up later this evening with the severe weather reports. I see Hagerstown MD has a high in the low 80's. Just prime for tornado formation too.

It’s wild that 2 months ago we were tracking a snowcrete storm and an anomalous stretch of cold that left mounds of snow and local lakes frozen to the point that you could play ice hockey on them. That was fun and interesting meteorologically, but needless to say I prefer this weather. Screen door is open, birds are chirping, and March Madness is ramping up.

Sun has been out now for a half hour. We'll see if it helps destabilize the atmosphere.