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McHenrySnow

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  1. McHenrySnow
    That wind is really blowing this evening, we've got blowing snow, and temp is now up to 29ª after 5º this morning and a slow and steady climb throughout the day.
  2. McHenrySnow
    Iowa has routinely scored, but, otherwise, agreed.
  3. McHenrySnow
    Yes please
  4. McHenrySnow
    24 hours? I'll get excited after it's started! lol
  5. McHenrySnow
    Got down to 5º this morning.
  6. McHenrySnow
    Most will be gone tomorrow afternoon I imagine.
  7. McHenrySnow
    I'm not surprised, I knew you got it good. Well, I'm a bit surprised, 4" is a lot, but I figured at least 3"! Lucky dog!
  8. McHenrySnow
    The heaviest band was right between you and me.
  9. McHenrySnow
    1.5" 3 S McHenry
  10. McHenrySnow
    Thundersnow in Rockford.
  11. McHenrySnow
    Evanston, yes. Waukegan, no.
  12. McHenrySnow
    I am maybe a mile, if that, from the heaviest part of the band. Looks like Woodstock and Bull Valley are getting slammed.
  13. McHenrySnow
    Definitely going to be at least some 2" reports in Boone and McHenry Counties.
  14. McHenrySnow
    On the edge of the heaviest returns I've seen all winter. Hard to imagine I'd be this excited over a "clipper-lite."
  15. McHenrySnow
    Closing in on half an inch.
  16. McHenrySnow
    Good burst in McHenry currently. Decent flake size and getting breezy.
  17. McHenrySnow
    even more off-topic, but what is the difference between "pro forecaster" and "meteorologist" on here? also, how do you get this recognition?
  18. McHenrySnow
    Ummm......duh?
  19. McHenrySnow
    We definitely don't have the snowpack Rockford has, but overall the ground remains covered in an average of probably 2" of snow/sleet with only a few patches of grass here and there and some areas deeper (like most of my backyard). I'm grateful and it's been the only saving grace.
  20. McHenrySnow
    No, you seem to be arguing it should be 75 and sunny every day in April and that's nonsensical.
  21. McHenrySnow
    Your point is what? You have very selective memory?
  22. McHenrySnow
    Yes, we had two big snows in April 2019, but the month as a whole averaged above normal temp-wise. Snow in April, even several inches, lasts for a day or two and then it's 70º again. Spring in the Great Lakes isn't supposed to be sustained warmth. Never has been.
  23. McHenrySnow
    It only snowed on Halloween 2019. May 2020 was slightly above normal temp-wise and April 2020 was only slightly below temp-wise.
  24. McHenrySnow
    Hilarious when you think about it.
  25. McHenrySnow
    You'd have to have a winter for it to extend into April. Not to mention, it's next to impossible to have sustained cold and snow in April thanks to the sun angle and longer days alone.
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