King James

Had a buddy move that way, he’s loving the food scene. Goodluck!

Going to cost taxpayers a lot of $$$ Think Chicago lost some paths along the lake in the fall

Best snow of the season by far, in downtown IKK right now

Best snow of winter. Covered all the grass, still some sticks poking thru

the sound of 294 is so soothing

And the rich get richer

We get a lot of sunlight back the next couple weeks, something near term to look forward to

Man, I do a little work this morning and come back to the “storm canceled” news. Instead of storm threads maybe we simply need a locked sticky with A-L-E-K’s day 5 call so we can save us some time. Sure the dude has bust high all winter but it’s better than the models

Go on....

WGNs blogpost was about this last night - went up after you made this post. Maybe skilling is stealing your stuff dude!

Feb is a breeze for me to get thru. It’s March and April that I struggle with, been pretty chilly springs lately.

A thunderstorm at this point would be heaven. Hanging out in the mid 30s with clouds all winter is pretty boring.

3rd cloudiest January on record for my area and I have yet to have my grass completely covered with snow. This ain’t right Beavis

Word I’m with Beavis.

Sounds local, no? I’ve gotten next to nothing in the way of snow or cold. Been a rainy warm winter for my area

Seems we’ve had very similar winters so far. Only once did I have to shovel last year and so far this year I haven’t had to shovel. Cold, rain, fog, ice. Yesterday was nice in the morning with some flakes falling. I just miss the feel of a winter - I’m not asking for much

Last year was the worst winter I’ve ever personally experienced. So much rain ice and wind - lots of fog too. This winter is even worse so far. Still time this winter for some fun tho, good luck!

Lol, winter.

Meh

3 dogs here. I hear you 100% brother. Last winter and this winter has been especially bad.

Lol how bout it

Hoosier and another poster mentioned how 4 of the 5 wettest years on record in Chicago have been very recent I was reading last night, inspired by a social media post, about the lake levels up in Door County. Also read about the beach erosion and loss of property in New Buffalo I know lake levels fluctuate. However I also read that every peak water level has been higher than the previous peak. Does anyone have any thoughts about how weather is directly affecting beach erosion. Will it slow down? Is it possible for the Great Lakes to spill their banks? Just up early today and interested in this topic. https://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/lake-michigan/

Skilling starting to talk about the Thanksgiving storm. Has most the snow out west but it’s on his radar