madwx
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Blizzard warnings going up for SE Minnesota, should be a pretty nasty night and morning for the sub
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the AGW trend is more amplified extremes, you'll have multi year super wet stretches and multi year major droughts. Though the wet will tend to win out overall
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you really manifested it into existence. Also seasonal/AGW trends die hard
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made it below 0 at the house but not at MSN, only made it down to 0 there. Will have to try again later in the week
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will have our first subzero night of the season here, already down to 3 with clear skies and almost calm winds
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I'm always impressed how full sun in January can melt snow on untreated roads even with temps in the teens.
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Ended with .8” at the airport and .5” ish here. Blowing made it nearly impossible to measure
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2012 was really dry during the summer but had some wet months in the fall and early spring. 2005 was also drier than 2012 around here
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We had our 15th warmest December in MSN. For the year overall it was: 10th warmest 12th driest (1976 was the last time we had a year this dry) 56th least snowiest
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looks cold to start. Multiple arctic air pushes in the first week. If the long range models and teleconnections are to be believe, if you want winter this is your month to get it
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honing in on my 1" call and I'm excited
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the WWA in wisconsin is for the freezing drizzle/rain threat today, not for tomorrow's storm
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first and final call of 1" here. look to just be on the northern fringes of this. Congrats to all to the south on significant snows
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GFS agrees with the NAM, wagons south
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Almost to the point we’ll have to start worrying about who will be measuring the snow at ORD
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12z NAM is amped and NW at long range. Feels good to have at least some sense of normalcy around here
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3" here. slight bit of freezing drizzle at the end
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Snow starting here. Small flakes for now
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Got 2.5” last night. About half of that melted away after the storm today. Expecting a few more inches tomorrow which will have a bit more staying power with colder air funneling in
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https://www.weather.gov/lot/observation_history Here's your answer, moved to Midway in 1942 and O'Hare in 1980. Puts those really warm temps back in the first half of the 20th century in much better perspective
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made it to the solstice, gonna savor the 3 extra seconds of daylight tomorrow
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You staying up till midnight and popping champagne?
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Surface friction.
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I wasn't responding to you, I was responding to largetornado's second assertion
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