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Chicago Storm

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  1. the cams ended up caving, as did the globals. in the end a split scenario was what occurred. (not to say that will be the case this go-around, though)
  2. "mild" ground temps + dp's above 32 + temps above 32 + windy + rain = rapid melt. also, if one has been looking at the pattern ahead, they would know a white christmas was never a guarantee.
  3. we saw this exact scenario with the event last weekend.
  4. poor take, they definitelywere not dusters.
  5. Sort of a chain reaction effect, with short term changes with the current trough in part leading to the changes for the clippers.
  6. Squall potential faded away about a day ago, and the associated winds as well. Very poor handling in the short term by guidance.
  7. The WI and MI crew should thread up that Tues/Wed clipper. It’s worthy, I’d say.
  8. I have to check the exact number, but Winthrop Harbor is already at ~35" of snow on the season.
  9. Final event snowfall totals5.8" - RFD4.8" - ORD4.3" - Home…2025/26 Season Snowfall...17.1" - ORD17.1" - RFD16.2" - Home
  10. While generally -SN to SN, had one or two brief periods of +SN overnight at home.
  11. METAR KORD 071051Z 02006KT 3/4SM R10L/P6000FT -SN BR VV009 M02/M02 A2998 RMK AO2 SLP160 SNINCR 1/8 P0008 T10171022
  12. METAR KORD 070851Z COR 04003KT 3/4SM R10L/4500VP6000FT -SN BR VV008 M02/M02 A2998 RMK AO2 SLP158 SNINCR 1/6 P0005 60011 T10171022 53001 METAR KORD 070951Z 01006KT 1/4SM R10L/3500VP6000FT +SN FZFG VV005 M02/M02 A2998 RMK AO2 SLP160 SNINCR 1/7 P0007 T10171022
  13. METAR KORD 070751Z 12004KT 1 1/4SM -SN BR BKN006 OVC015 M01/M02 A2997 RMK AO2 SLP155 SNINCR 1/5 P0003 T10111022
  14. Snow started here at home about 45 minutes ago. Solidly dusted thus far.
  15. It’s still melting from ground up. Soil temps are in the mid 30’s still, with the snow insulating the ground from the cold.
  16. i wouldn’t say that. the globals had a sizable shift north, and now with the decent shift south of the cams. essentially converging on a solution.
  17. Final snowfall totals from yesterday’s duster 0.5" - Home 0.4" - ORD T - RFD …2025/26 Season Snowfall... 12.3" - ORD 11.9" - Home 11.3" - RFD
  18. ORD received 8.4" of snow on November 29th, which broke the record snowfall total for the date of 2.4" (1953). ORD received 8.4" of snow on November 29th, which broke the November all-time calendar day record snowfall total of 8.0" (November 6th, 1951). Top 5 November Snowstorms 1. 12.0" - Nov 25-26th, 1895 2. 11.2" - Nov 20-21, 2015 3. 9.3" - Nov 6-7, 1951 4. 8.7" - Nov 29-30, 2025 5. 8.6" - Nov 26-27, 1975 (6. 8.4" - Nov 25-26, 2018)
  19. Top 5 November Snowstorms 1. 12.0" - Nov 25-26th, 1895 2. 11.2" - Nov 20-21, 2015 3. 9.3" - Nov 6-7, 1951 4. 8.7" - Nov 29-30, 2025 5. 8.6" - Nov 26-27, 1975 (6. 8.4" - Nov 25-26, 2018)
  20. Top 5 November Snowstorms 1. 12.0" - Nov 25-26th, 1895 2. 11.2" - Nov 20-21, 2015 3. 9.3" - Nov 6-7, 1951 4. 8.7" - Nov 29-30, 2025 5. 8.6" - Nov 26-27, 1975 (6. 8.4" - Nov 25-26, 2018)
  21. Top 10 Snowiest November's 1. 14.8" - 1940 2. 14.5" - 1895 3. 14.3" - 1951 4. 12.7" - 2018 5. 11.2" - 2015 6. 10.8" - 1975 7. 10.4" - 2025 8. 7.6" - 1953 9. 7.5" - 1893 10. 7.1" - 1978
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