Chicago Storm

The large scale pattern change will be occurring as expected next week.

Looks like final snowfall totals of 3-5" in the KC metro area (As Don mentioned earlier), and 1-3" in the Springfield, MO area...Obviously a record event for those areas. Looks like a dusting to 2" reports down around STL.

nice cherry pick. .

Easy over. .

The event is ongoing, pointless to look now. Both the NAM and Euro did best, when it looked like they were easy toss outliers. .

NAM > all for this event. Horrible UKMET performance. .

sure. .

lol .

Most other guidance is nearly that far south now (tossing the NAM and Euro). .

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can’t figure out why anyone ever posts 10:1 maps. .

This might even be a reach. .

who cares. .

If a majority of guidance is right, 0.2” is even a stretch. .

The NAM is alone on an island, easy toss. .

I’ve been out in the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City area this weekend, and there’s still a lot of tree damage in CID even now 8 months after the derecho. Driving through the neighborhood on the west side of downtown, you notice a relative minimum of trees left standing...and the ones that are still standing have significant damage. Still numerous piles of tree debris curbside on some streets. Came across a few buildings and houses that are still significantly damaged and have been untouched, and wooded areas (such as alongside 380) where it reminds me of a forest blow down. .

First and final... DAB. .

18z Euro bumped back NW. .

SE is the trend, and probably the way to go for now. .

OP GFS continues to be on the SE side of guidance. .

thanks for the positive vibes. .

ENS support is about as good as you’ll get for mid-late April... .

good luck with that. .

ENS have been on that for a while. Playing out as expected. .

That is one thing, though if it is delayed, it wouldn’t be significantly. The typhoon really should help to keep things from being too delayed. One potential issue that needs not to happen is for a Hudson low to hang on, but not too concerned as of now. .