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  1. 7 minutes ago, mimillman said:

    Spread on plumes at ORD is pretty solid 10-15”

    Wonderful to see that. On the plane now heading to Chicago. Those other members waiting to buy their tickets to come up north to get on this action,  lets go. I feel better today for Chicago then I did yesterday. 

  2. Just now, Baum said:

    eh the model burnout is real. It'll be nice just to nowcast soon. 

    agree. one goes a tick north and another a tick south etc.  We are talking about small changes now. The main track is set. But its those norther fringe people that are most concerned with those small changes

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  3. 7 minutes ago, mimillman said:

    12.5” SREF mean for ORD. 8-12” cluster and a 15-17” cluster. Has that 8-12” look 

    thats great for Chicago metro.  6z HRRR was a great run as was the GEM. Nice also getting more love from the Euro this AM.   Flying in today so looking forward to some great weather to enjoy while on business there. Will have to stroll lakeshore drive to take it all in. Still nervous as that northern fringe is close to I-88 region. Need that to hold back. 

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  4. 1 minute ago, ILSNOW said:

    the way this is going the wednesday forecast for Chicago will Partly sunny, with a high near 30.

    Well yesterday was more north trend and today is more south so we still have tomorrow for it to come back north so we don’t have to enjoy partly cloudy conditions in Chicago on Wednesday. However not looking good at the moment. 

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  5. 1 minute ago, Powerball said:

    Now watch the EURO come in super amped. :lol:

    Agree GFS making some slight corrections south. Euro coming slightly north. ICON south. RGEM and NAM coming north. 

    What a battle. Some changes of 30-50 miles makes a difference. 

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  6. 14 minutes ago, ILSNOW said:

    yep the folks in Central IL are due and as currently modeled they get buried into Northern IN.

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    Gary to Chicago is only 30 miles. Enough room at this time to bump north for larger totals in Chicago if the NAM were to verify. 

  7. 2 minutes ago, Powerball said:

    Still, it is unfortunate that we got several runs (that seemed to be consistent at first) with those insane amounts setting up further NW.

    Now some people will be disappointed over getting what will still be a big snwostorm (just not epic/historic).

    Still too early in my opinion to say someone right outside maybe 100 miles cant cash in. GFS was terrible for that Boston blizzard 2 days before so this can still jog north or south some based on more sampling etc so these later runs and into Wed AM will be interesting. Plus for Chi metro lake enhancement will also be an unknown variable. 

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  8. 2 minutes ago, Baum said:

    for Northeast IL folks. All caveats aside that it's NAM 84 out, and I'm a novice when it comes to model interpretation but liked the look of it as it seemed to bring the overunning back north into a good part of the metro as opposed to 12Z which kept it all south. Also, looked like 2nd wave was poised to do some damage as well.

    I see that also.

    I fly into Chicago tuesday night for business so would love to catch a good snowstorm while I’m there. 

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  9. Just now, Sciascia said:

    As location continues to wobble, these models just continue showing monster totals run after run. That’s the best sign of anything.

    Agree as others have said we should all be thrilled with the large numbers in precip as that seems for sure now it’s just a matter of where this ends up after all the wobbling. 

  10. 2 hours ago, Baum said:

    on the back burner it appears until The Great Chicago Lake Effect Event  2022 clears out. 

    agree this thread will become more active after that lake event and hopefully we can continue to see those numbers the GFS had yesterady. 

  11. 55 minutes ago, RCNYILWX said:

    With a super busy shift at LOT today dealing with LES threat, tried to do most I could to add some general details in extended. Asked neighboring offices if they'd consider tossing in some sleet and freezing rain chances and they opted against it, so I blanketed CWA with sleet/freezing rain chance late Tuesday night through Wednesday night.

    In reality obviously not the whole area would be in threat zone for icing on top of sig snow threat, but the surface and lower level pattern strongly supportive of a zone of sleet and freezing rain with cold drain from 1045 mb high to north. Hopefully most of the CWA ends up mostly snow and we get a big event (or an appetizer round) followed by the main course.

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    Thanks for the insight. I will be flying into Chicago Wed afternoon so will be watching this system and Mets like you closely. 

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