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Chicago Storm

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  1. For this section note that a T of snow depth is no longer recorded, and hasn't been for a very long time. Anything <0.5" is recorded as 0" snow depth. So, those stats can be misleading.
  2. 0.7" of snow at ORD this morning with the clipper that moved through. The seasonal snowfall total is up to 8.9".
  3. 0.2" of snow at ORD on Friday night with snow showers and snow squalls that moved through the area. Another 0.3" of snow at ORD last night/this morning with the clipper that moved through. The seasonal snowfall total is up to 8.2".
  4. Final event snowfall total of 2.0" at ORD. Seasonal snowfall total is up to 7.7" now.
  5. last thread worked out pretty well for the southern 1/3rd of the sub-forum. a solid threading.
  6. because some of you really need it.
  7. the nickel and dimers are preventing that possibility.
  8. pull it together, ya'll. you'll survive, it's just snow.
  9. Forgot to mention... The LE ended up being about 95% FZRA at ORD. Trees, grass, etc, were all coated with ~0.20" of ice. Chalk that up as a rare occurrence.
  10. LES didn't bust across NE Illinois or SE Wisconsin. It was just that the guidance that was further west actually was correct for once. And that only happened because I said that usually doesn't happen. Reported snowfall totals of 2-6" are common across eastern Racine, Kenosha, and Lake Counties. For the parameters that were in place, that's really solid.
  11. For the LES snow in N Illinois and SE Wisconsin, the surface convergence is actually east of where some guidance had it. However, the flow just off the surface (925mb/850mb) is hard NE, which is driving things westward.
  12. LE *usually* verifies east of guidance, so we'll see...
  13. For those in SE Wisconsin and NE Illinois... Don't sleep on the LES potential. While parameters aren't amazing, hi-res guidance is in full support in showing enough QPF for 6"+. So, while the parameters are not great, the production on shown on guidance is a big flag for me.
  14. Don’t get attached to that one for next weekend. The setup is even more complex than the current one.
  15. ORD ended up with 0.3" of snow with the disturbance last evening/night. Up to 5.6" of snow on the season.
  16. live by the thread, die by the needle.
  17. he's doing something i (and others) were yelled at for saying happens in every winter thread.
  18. The July 15th derecho easily was the top weather event of the year around here, and it probably was the top weather event in general in many years.
  19. understatement. however, locally, we’re ahead of where we were with both snow and cold compared to last winter at this point.
  20. 2024 finished as the warmest year on record for Chicago. Record Warmest Year's 1. 55.0° - 2024 2. 54.5° - 2012 2. 54.5° - 1921 4. 54.1° - 2023 5. 54.0° - 1931 6. 53.5° - 2021 7. 53.5° - 1998 8. 53.3° - 2020 9. 53.2° - 1953 10. 52.9° - 1954
  21. 2024 finished as the warmest year on record for Chicago. Record Warmest Year's 1. 55.0° - 2024 2. 54.5° - 2012 2. 54.5° - 1921 4. 54.1° - 2023 5. 54.0° - 1931 6. 53.5° - 2021 7. 53.5° - 1998 8. 53.3° - 2020 9. 53.2° - 1953 10. 52.9° - 1954
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