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Parachutes at ORD currently. .
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Rip city in most of the metro now (Minus lake influenced areas). .
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Looks like we have a 981MB SLP in E IL currently. So it most definitely will end up sub-980MB as it continues into IN/MI.
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After wavering around the metro area for a while, the R/S line is finally crashing back southeastward. Areas closer to the lake in E Lake and Cook Co's will still have to fight the lake influence for a while longer though.
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MDW was actually under better quality radar returns overnight. Additionally, RFD has a long history of measurement issues.
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Snowfall totals as of noon…ORD - 1.2"MDW - 2.0”RFD - 1.7”
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wasn’t a forecast, just a thought. you’ve gotten pretty bad these days. might be time for a post 2016 election hiatus for ya.
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as nice as it would be to get the dog some guidance has shown, odds are this one will favor southeast of here, due to the evolution of things. sort of a late developer for here than you’d normally like to see.
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Snowfall totals as of 6AM… ORD - 1.1” MDW - 1.6” RFD - 1.1” .
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Several 0z EPS members once again go sub-960mb. Lowest gets down to 953mb.
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Solid area of snow moving across NE IL and the metro area at this time. Currently have +SN here at home. .
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0.4" at ORD and MDW thus far.
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Update… .
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tell us how you really feel.
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For those keeping score locally... The 0z Euro also shifted SE, and keeps most of the metro all snow.
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Nearly all guidance had some sort of lull swinging through during the late night/early morning.
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Had just started to snow when I left ORD at 10. Got home a bit a go, and have solid SN here with fat aggregates falling.
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Makes sense, it's starting to fill in on CC now.
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Bright band. CC shows it’s a mix or rain. .
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Temps are as expected at onset.
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There hasn't been a NW trend with the current storm system in a while.
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Trend has been for SLP to track SE of there now.
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I think you may be thinking of a direct one. 12/26/2009 was the surprise snowstorm. Cold temps and very high ratios were featured. .
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In this case for NE IL/metro I mean more-so due to the R/S line and lake influence combination. It's going to be really interesting to see how they both pan out.
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Yea, can’t envision above 10:1+ ratios panning out for much of the duration of the storm. Can’t rule it out on the tail end though, as a bit of colder air tries to filter in. It’s really interesting so see some of these offices go with amounts that either mirror or even exceed Kuchera based amounts on most guidance. .
