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Cary67

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  1. At the very least we could use the precip even if it is rain
  2. Little SER not a bad thing for more active pattern here
  3. Would it be fair to characterize this entire winter as having about 2 weeks of a favorable pattern for quality storm potential up to this point? Very end of December/New Years and the late January early February period. Most of January in dry NW flow and December torchy.
  4. Agree clipper snows in January have had remarkable staying power. More NW flow and clippers that could blow up out in the NE corridor looks to be on tap near term. Waiting for pattern flip to resume MSP and northern WI snows that will mark the inexorable path out of winter for our area. Pseudo spring will be here in 5 weeks, real spring 10 weeks.
  5. Did you see the score when you drank your morning Kofi.lol
  6. Would think the central and southern burbs along with the loop have had their share of victories the last few years
  7. You guys typically start fast and end that way.
  8. Spring will be here late April. Our 20" chance at a snowstorm is moving through now. Would rather be in MSP and miss everything than get scraps from a big dog one Metra ride away for the second consecutive February.
  9. Only call 1.0" Just enough to know somebody somewhere else got a h** of lot more
  10. Thx. Good luck to you and Alek. Another brutal chapter in McHenry area weatherlore
  11. Yeah not holding my breath at this point. If I remember December was better for you than here. Winterless Decembers are really becoming tiresome.
  12. Ok sitting at 12.5" here. Look to get small amts this week. Once we get past first 10 days of March not a big fan of late season snows
  13. Probably RFD hasn't hit double digits in a few yrs
  14. Only thing I could see is a steady drying out in the heavy band through central IL and Indiana. Instead of 25-30" more like 10-15"
  15. Seasonal snow prediction of 20-25" looks good. Just for RFD not ORD
  16. The steady north bumps with GFS seemed to halt with OZ run and Euro baby stepping north to a consensus. Most likely NAM will have a significant bump south before the end of today's runs. Champaign and Indy deserve some love. DTW always manages to get theirs. Another close miss becoming common theme
  17. Are we talking Madison receiving significant snows as to how far north it could max out?
  18. With recent Euro trend north and looking more GFS like could see central to southern LOT doing well especially with lake enhancement. Not sure I see us getting more than a couple inches. Generally if Champaign is bullseye RFD and Cary are NW fringe
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