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Chicago Storm

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  1. Peak synoptic wind gusts between yesterday evening and this morning, associated with the storm system that moved through... 55MPH - ORD 53MPH - RFD 50MPH - MDW
  2. 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).
  3. 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).
  4. funny you both bring it up... last weekend while it was mild, i saw a few mosquitos outside as well.
  5. Forgot to mention snowfall totals from last Tuesday's minor snowfall... Final event snowfall totals 1.6" - ORD 0.4" - RFD …2025/26 Season Snowfall... 19.9" - ORD 19.4" - RFD
  6. you’re not missing anything, as it’s not really accumulating much out west here at home.
  7. idk… 1-3” area wide this evening, another D-2” tomorrow.
  8. Final event snowfall totals 0.9" - ORD 0.8" - RFD …2025/26 Season Snowfall... 18.8" - RFD 18.3" - ORD Additionally, a period of high winds occurred as well... 53MPH - ORD 49MPH - MDW 45MPH - RFD
  9. events up north need threads more often.
  10. horrid decision making. that makes all too much sense.
  11. Cold front passed through the area earlier this afternoon, with (convective) rain showers accompanying it, which helped to transport higher winds down to the surface. Peak wind gusts of 48MPH at ORD, 52MPH at MDW, and 41MPH at RFD.
  12. yes, you have proven your criteria and expectations are outlandish.
  13. 6-9” is a big snow, statistically speaking. whatever parallel universe you and beavis live in must be one hell of a place. -2 for using hoss twice.
  14. we don’t? you may want to inform central illinois that their 6-9” on saturday was a mirage.
  15. we thank you for participating in this 2.5 week stretch of winter. we now return you to your regularly scheduled programming.
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