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+SN here at ORD, with SNINCR 1/2.
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It appears the pivot will attempt to happen right over the metro area.
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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. .
