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Chinook

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  1. I guess you guys have stumbled into a W.W.A., which, of course, is something you should have had in October.
  2. loops of this storm https://great-lakes-salsite.web.app/Nov_28_2025_GFS_surface_loop.html https://great-lakes-salsite.web.app/Nov_28_2025_radar_loop.html
  3. one person once told me that AFF (Air Force Academy air field) and Laramie are two of the hardest airports to forecast
  4. RMNP Glacier parking lot now has more snow than my house.
  5. Past-48 hr storm reports. looks like 5.5" to 9" around Chicago
  6. For me, it was 4" on elevated surfaces, 3"+ on the ground. It turned out to be kind of a slushy, icy driveway and sidewalk, rather than fluffy.
  7. This sounds about right The radar looks kind of showery now, so I don't know what to expect
  8. clump of snowflakes, plus a couple of really good ones
  9. kind of a snow-hole south of Chicago at Pontiac. Otherwise, about 7.8" out by Cyclone77 in Erie
  10. There are snow reports of 6-7.5" with an isolated snow report of 9" north of St. Louis, with the rain changeover coming in St. Louis soon
  11. This one is going to come close to giving me rain, but the models say it will be snow at just over 32 degrees
  12. My place in Ohio is about to be a lot whiter than most of the Estes Park area this is at Glacier NP
  13. Here is your rain changing to snow around Minneapolis
  14. SPC Snow mesoscale discussion wind gusts to 40mph off the lake at Superior WI with snow
  15. yes it looks like the snow is headed to the Midwest quickly over the weekend
  16. It is this. It started down by Tulsa on the previous day
  17. As per the usual, the GFS and ECMWF runs now have some varied solutions as to when and if the snow will come into Colorado.
  18. possible tornado by Jersey Village TX (Houston area)
  19. yes, it's real. It's a long range forecast that's been somewhat consistent with the GFS and ECMWF the last couple of days, I think
  20. Models/ensembles have Colorado down near 0 degrees on Dec 1st.
  21. at 46.12% drought, it's the most since 49.84% drought one year ago (almost exactly) Blame La Nina or something smarter than that.
  22. this would be pretty amazing in person. some snow showers in the mountains
  23. The ridge finally broke down and it snowed mainly west of the Continental Divide today. This has been a huge reason why it wasn't snowy
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