CANNOTDIVIDEBY0

Is it me, or have the models been absolute trash this year?

I have to travel to Davenport Saturday evening, so for once I am rooting for a miss north . Looks like i-80 should be pretty drivable at the very least. 

Well that GFS run certainly was a move

Once again, need to travel for the weekend. These snow storms just love these Fridays. 

23 minutes ago, ILSNOW said:

worst model followed by GFS and NAM!!!!

And we will have a juiced run of the HRRR as well.

HRRR Nailed the lake effect snow IMBY last February and that means its the best always 

Ah yes, the worst case scenario for my drive to Peoria on Friday. 

I pray the fine people at IDOT will have the highways clear by Friday... Right!? 

1 minute ago, SolidIcewx said:

GHD III did a south shift in the final day before. But hopefully y’all get some of the wealth

The worst part is, I'm traveling south on Friday lmao .

Figures the one time I don't want any snow, the GFS has it pinned on top of my house for 3 days straight 

Any other storm this would of drifted south or north by now

I have to travel on the 18th for a bowling tournament to Peoria. So for once, I hope this goes north.

Future 48 hr snow totals from the weather channel app. Pack it up boys, it's a dud. 

9 minutes ago, Jersey Andrew said:

Has Chicago ever had a lake effect enhanced snowstorm a la Cleveland or Buffalo? I went to school up at Northwestern and remember the 20+ inch storm in January 1999 but no real lake effect machine up in Evanston.

Usually happens once a year. Last year we had a big one where lake enahnced snow torched the shoreline and about 5-10 miles in. Then just last Friday we got 8~ inches just on lake effect snow. But no, we don't ever get what buffalo gets. The wind rarely comes off the lake from the east. 

2 minutes ago, Kaner88 said:

Total 00z HRRR snows.

27 inches IMBY I'm ready to be buried 

1 minute ago, Louieloy102 said:

We'll will ourselves to 10" one way or another

I'm still doing the lake effect snow dance for Thursday 

Watching the NAM pick up on lake effect snow (stfu and let me have something)

2 minutes ago, CoachLB said:

Riding the Nam will break your hearts lol.

NAM is a slight tick northwest for the first event, but that can be a lot for some people *like me* 

I saw someone say something about the high pressure over Canada is running a bit weaker than what is modeled. Looks like its about 2-3mbr weaker with my completely untrained eye. Will this have any real impact on the trajectory of the main event?

*I guess I should mention that the pressure right now is a little bit weaker. I don't know what it was 6~hours ago.* 

Please sir, can you spare a bump or two north?

watching the gfs and crying as a northsider 

NAM plz be right. I don't wanna go to work. 

**** the NAM, all my homies hate the NAM

28 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

Feb 15/16, 2021 honorable mention

ORD: 6.9"

DTW: 10.4"

TOL: 14.5"

 

But here's calling Feb 1/2, 2015

ORD: 18.0"

DTW: 16.7"

TOL: 12.0"

6.9" at O'Hare but the shoreline got 12-18 inches 

Had about 3-5 inches in West Ridge when I left for work this morning. Roads were completely cleared. Good work by the plow trucks. I had to travel 50 miles south (Lake shore drive to 90 to 57 to 80) for work today, where they got maybe 2 inches of snow and the roads are an unplowed mess. 

From Tom skillings Facebook post 5 minutes ago.

As a certified professional weenie, I'm taking this to the bank.