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On Tuesday, March 14, 2017 at 8:20 PM, roardog said:

How far is Chicago from the seasonal average now? Wouldn't it be funny if Chicago ended with above average snow for the season after the "snow drought"?

The seasonal average is 36.3".  ORD is at 26.1" and average to date is 32.9".  Not completely impossible to get to average but it will be difficult.

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1 hour ago, michsnowfreak said:

DTX map show congrats Detroit. 4-6" fell in Wayne county and eastern Washtenaw, extreme southern Oakland, and northern Monroe counties. The rest of SE MI saw 1-3".

 

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What did they win? Didn't know there was some sort of competition. March and April snow in southern lower MI is stat padding at its best.

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5 hours ago, slow poke said:

What did they win? Didn't know there was some sort of competition. March and April snow in southern lower MI is stat padding at its best.

 

2 hours ago, OHweather said:

We shouldn't even count it because it all melts so gosh darn quickly anyways.  

 

and to pile on even more...

it was mostly lake effect which is 'fake' snow....aka the weenie's version of juicing

:P

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3 hours ago, OHweather said:

We shouldn't even count it because it all melts so gosh darn quickly anyways.  

Lol. Then I guess we should never count any snow any time of year south of OH or PA :lol:. And there's still snow on the ground here but yes the sun clearly has an effect this time of year. Although whether snow melts in an hour or stays on the ground til it becomes a petrified crust, that's why there are stats for snowfall and snow depth. 

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37 minutes ago, buckeye said:

 

 

and to pile on even more...

it was mostly lake effect which is 'fake' snow....aka the weenie's version of juicing

:P

The snow is too fluffy it's fake. The snow is too wet and sloppy all that qpf wasted on marginal temps. The snow melts too fast. The snow stays on the ground too long and becomes stale. There will always be an excuse from a snow weenie. :P

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7 hours ago, michsnowfreak said:

DTX map show congrats Detroit. 4-6" fell in Wayne county and eastern Washtenaw, extreme southern Oakland, and northern Monroe counties. The rest of SE MI saw 1-3".

 

mar13snowmap.JPG

That map is overzealous for southern Macomb County, we didn't get anywhere near 3.5" of snow here. It was 2.0" even.

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