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Chinook

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  1. Dayton's calendar day snowfall was 11.5" on 12/22/2004 and 4.9" on 12/23/2004
  2. you actually have 1/4 mile visibility with airports closest to the stadium
  3. I think my place has 6" "Orange is going to be easier to see" -- Tony Romo and this genius was on the Cowboys for 13 years
  4. no, it's not so much. my flat areas got 5" As for me, I can't try to do lots of measurements in the backyard because there was already snow, so I think I saw 6" to 7" on grass, but that's not my measurement.
  5. 16 degrees with mixed sleet/ snow. Looks pretty heavy
  6. my thermometer has never been below zero until today. I got it in April
  7. Finally my county (and all Ohio) has been upgraded to Winter Storm Warning, after some uncertainty( Lucas, Wood) and also Monroe County Michigan
  8. ping! snow and sleet storm report apparently says 0.5" of sleet. Moderate snow (1/2 mile visibility) near Oklahoma City. There's got to be some decent sleet/snow by the Red River.
  9. hour by hour it had -45, but if -48 happened on a non-hourly observation, I'd believe it
  10. This has got to be the most winter storm watches at the same time since 2021 or Groundhog Day 1 or something
  11. Did any of you see northern lights out of this geomagnetic storm?
  12. You are right! But in February 1934, the West was warmer than average. There was a peak wind of 53kt (61mph) at Greeley Airport yesterday and the high winds were close to the Denver area
  13. Denver: warmest December since 1933 Fort Collins: record warmest December
  14. So I guess this is the best storm Toronto has had in a decade. I'm not sure what any Canadian posters may have to say about this. I can't remember them ever boasting about 9.6" in the entire time AmericanWX has existed. and other storm reports of 6"-14.5" near Cleveland, 10"-20" by South Bend
  15. This must be like 1/4 mile visibility, 1" per hour at downtown Cleveland now
  16. no alerts for Toronto. What are they thinking?
  17. the most exciting page of any book 10" is light blue, 20" purple, 30" red
  18. snapshot of some (not all) storm reports in a couple hour time frame. 10-12" at Colorado Springs (5-10" in Colorado Springs on CoCoRAHS as of this morning)
  19. 10"-20" in 14 days is a lot. It's above the annual rainfall of Colorado every state other than California and North Dakota has drought.
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