Jump to content

Chicago Storm

Professional Forecaster
  • Posts

    18,602
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Chicago Storm

  1. March 2025 finished as the 10th warmest March on record for Chicago. Warmest March's 1. 53.5° - 2012 2. 48.6° - 1945 2. 48.6° - 1910 4. 47.2° - 1946 5. 45.8° - 1921 6. 45.3° - 1878 7. 45.1° - 1973 7. 45.1° - 1938 9. 44.7° - 1977 10. 44.4° - 2025
  2. March 2025 finished as the 10th warmest March on record for Chicago. Warmest March's 1. 53.5° - 2012 2. 48.6° - 1945 2. 48.6° - 1910 4. 47.2° - 1946 5. 45.8° - 1921 6. 45.3° - 1878 7. 45.1° - 1973 7. 45.1° - 1938 9. 44.7° - 1977 10. 44.4° - 2025
  3. solid, but would like a bit more turning in the lower 3km.
  4. definitely a lot of green out there.
  5. tomorrow is intriguing...if evolution can play ball. will it? the morning trend is your friend.
  6. As expected, it was a non-event here at home. The SE metro was able to cash in, on into NW Indiana as well.
  7. Generally, looks like a meh situation around here. See no reason there should be an enhanced into the metro. Even the slight is probably a stretch.
  8. And over-performing at that. Seeing some OBS with 50-55MPH wind gusts scattered across the state this afternoon, including at MDW. It had looked like a 35-45MPH peak type of deal previously.
  9. getting mini trained here early this morning. love to see it.
  10. Peak wind gust of 47MPH at ORD with the round of high winds this past Friday. Peak wind gust of 49MPH at ORD with the round of high winds yesterday.
  11. LOT confirmed 9 tornadoes in their CWA from this event. 5 tornadoes in IL and 4 in NW IN. The 2025 LOT CWA tornado count is now 13.
  12. LOT confirmed 4 tornadoes in their CWA from this event. 2 tornadoes in IL and 2 in NW IN. These are the first tornadoes in the LOT CWA this year.
  13. ORD finished with a final event snowfall total of 1.7”. The seasonal snowfall total is now 17.6".
  14. Final event snowfall total here at home of 2.0”.
  15. i agree. but, between severe wx and snow...the snow aspect won.
  16. ready for pound town in the area tonight...
  17. Nice MCS/QLCS structure moving through the metro area. 0.25" hail very briefly here at ORD. Peak wind gust unknown, as the sensor went down, but it was 40MPH+. Back home, I caught 0.50" hail on the yard cam.
  18. Agree on both accounts. It seems that the only likely tornado just happened to be one that was unwarned and that no one saw (Delavan).
  19. Unfortunately. Even when Spotter Network was a way of reporting to the NWS (It's not anymore, no integration), it was a shit-show. Remember back to a year to two ago, when a massive wedge was reported to be ongoing in Arkansas via SN. Radar was not supportive, but LZK still put out a warning and confirmed it.
×
×
  • Create New...