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Chicago Storm

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  1. not sure why either. most guidance actually did very well in handling that narrow corridor of snowfall.
  2. Light snowfall accumulation with the dual periods of snow last night and this morning... Final snowfall totals 0.9" - ORD 1.2 - RFD …2025/26 Season Snowfall... 22.4" - ORD 20.6" - RFD
  3. only beat ya because i'm working it. Very quick convective hitter, with a snow/pellet mix.
  4. TSSN here at ORD with a heavy snow shower moving in.
  5. looks active to me, and still not any sort of east coast pattern in sight.
  6. Snowfall totals associated with the overperforming snow squall/snow showers from this morning/afternoon... Final snowfall totals 1.4" - ORD T - RFD …2025/26 Season Snowfall... 21.5" - ORD 19.4" - RFD
  7. i think we'll be on IV, whenever it happens... I - Jan 31-Feb 2, 2011 II - Jan 31-Feb 2, 2015 III - Feb 1-3, 2022
  8. rip toronto crew. i wonder what snowstormcanuck is up to these days.
  9. Peak wind gusts associated with the snow squall/CAA this morning... 43MPH - ORD 41MPH - MDW 51MPH - RFD
  10. to be clear, i’m not hating on the lead up… few to none got that right. i’m hating on the in the moment.
  11. now they issue a snow squall warning with it exiting the metro. talk about late to the party. inept idiots.
  12. yep. timing + burst of heavier + reduced vis + wind. it should be a slam dunk for one. ARR is gusting to 56MPH.
  13. one day when nws offices figure the snow squall warning thing out, they’ll issue one for instances such as this.
  14. so, where’s this east coast pattern some of you were whining about?
  15. The snow showers yesterday evening resulted in a dusting of snow... Final snowfall totals 0.2" - ORD 0.2" - RFD …2025/26 Season Snowfall... 20.1" - ORD 19.4" - RFD
  16. Peak synoptic wind gusts between yesterday evening and this morning, associated with the storm system that moved through... 55MPH - ORD 53MPH - RFD 50MPH - MDW
  17. ORD received 1.92" of precipitation yesterday, which broke the record precip total for the date of 1.18" (1935). ORD had a high temp of 60° today, which tied the record high max temp for the date of 60° (1880).
  18. Chicago/O'Hare received 1.92" of precipitation on January 8th, which broke the record precipitation total for the date of 1.18" (1935). Chicago/O'Hare had a high temperature of 60° on January 9th, which tied the record high maximum temperature for the date of 60° (1880).
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