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Video of downstate tornado yesterday by Andrew Pritchard.
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2 hours ago, Hoosier said:
Italy's deaths were down from yesterday's update, but still not far from 700. They are going through a really rough stretch to try to get to the other side of the curve.
In Italy, 85.6 percent of those who have died were over 70, according to the National Institute of Health's (ISS) latest report.
With 23 percent of Italians over 65 years old, the Mediterannean country has the second-oldest population in the world after Japan - and observers believe age distribution could also have played a role in raising the fatality rate.
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On 2/24/2020 at 9:16 AM, michsnowfreak said:
Not sure if this has ever been posted, but check out this amazing link. Really shows you that haves and have nots of every Winter since 1950. Also shows you how crappy winters were in the 1950s, how great they were the 2nd half of the 1970s, and how unprecedented 2014 and 15 were. You can slow it down using the speed button on YouTube.
You can really see how impressive the depth, longevity and widespread the snow cover was in 79.
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Finally all snow here.
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Rockford IL set a new record low for the day, dropping to at least -10° this morning & breaking the old record of -8° in 1916.
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42 minutes ago, Hoosier said:
Rates definitely picked up quickly. Sideways snow. Band of 30+ dbz looks well positioned to train here for a while.
Mostly sleet and rain here, with some flakes thrown in.
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About an inch of LE here tonight.
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25 minutes ago, King James said:
Thing sucks, am in itReturns in Pontiac look good. Obs say it’s all snow, for now.
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5 hours ago, King James said:
Wwa for 2-5 for me. I’ll take it
.That was a total bust here. They should've left are expectations low. haha.
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Raining, 38 degrees here and just had some thunder and lightning.
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CPC has much of the sub at or below normal, with above normal precipitation in the 8-14 day period. Haven’t seen that in a minute.
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If memory serves me correct, the November 2013 outbreak had 10 tornadoes in the LOT area, with 3 of those being EF2s.
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58 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:
I disagree. A running curve of winter temps at Detroit have remained stagnant since 1930 (other seasons have showed some degree of warming) and snowfall has increased....substantially. Avg snowfall 2008-18 at Detroit was 54", over a foot over longterm norm. But only time will tell so lets not get OT.
Yep.
When you look at the top 30 and bottom 30 total seasonal snowfall for Chicago, 7 of the snowiest seasons occurred during the 2000s and 3 from the 2000s were the least snowiest.
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The winter of 1991-92 (Dec-Feb) ended up sucking in Chicago.
Above normal temps and only 14.5 inches of snow.
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58 minutes ago, Hoosier said:
Does anybody know where to find maps of snow depth for individual dates? I am trying to see what the snow depths were like across the region during the other notorious arctic outbreaks. That would be more convenient than looking up a bunch of cities.
Snow cover during the 2014 outbreak.
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November 2020 General Discussion
in Lakes/Ohio Valley
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Was up in Traverse City this weekend, quiet the contrast in Saturday and Sunday.