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Peak wind gusts from last night and this morning... 64MPH - ORD 60MPH - MDW 62MPH - RFD
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18z nam…
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has forced squall line/qlcs, with damaging winds and embedded tors written all over it.
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that's top tier for a synoptic wind event in this region.
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it is, and that's good to see. i've said before that the folks up north need to create threads and post more often.
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this set-up, with the secondary quick-deepening slp, isn't really a baroclinic zone rider. the path it will take will be fully dependent on wave ejection/interaction/phasing.
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i wouldn't say that i'm optimistic. it's just more-so knowing that nothing is locked in yet (even if some seem to think that it is), and interested in seeing how it all pans out.
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one of the main issues is that we just don't have a ton of people that live up in the portion of mn, wi, and mi that are a lock for the goods. and the ones that we do have - have chimed in with their interest.
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i wouldn’t get comfortable with anything just yet (good or bad). it’s a very complex evolution overall.
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i’m surprised we haven’t seen see some random op run keep the main wave more consolidated as it digs, and close it off further south as it goes negative tilt, leading to a ghd1 level solution further south. i saw a few ens previously do that a day or two ago, but wanted to see the lolz from an op.
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House across the street has had some shingles ripped off.
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G64MPH ORD and G70MPH GYY.
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G64MPH UGN.
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High winds have begun… RFD G60MPH.
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it's firmly going to be up there, eh?
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correcting to what exactly?
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for those keeping score at home, here are all of the moving pieces involved with this one.
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With the recently elevated mild temperatures over the past week or so, I've noticed several species of trees/bushes starting to bud/bloom.
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(and likely never will)
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that’s literally having zero impact on modeling.
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i’ll leave this right here…
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0z gfs has 50” in door county lol.
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ORD had a high temp of 73° on March 9th, which broke the record high max temp for the date of 69° (2021/1974). ORD received 1.02" of precip on March 10th, which broke the record precip total for the date of 0.87" (2013).
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Chicago/O'Hare had a high temperature of 73° on March 9th, which broke the record high maximum temperature for the date of 69° (2021/1974). Chicago/O'Hare received 1.02" of precipitation on March 10th, which broke the record precipitation total for the date of 0.87" (2013).
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