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Nov 28-30th Post Turkey Day Winter Storm


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4 minutes ago, SchaumburgStormer said:

Def a marathon of snow today. Real good day to sit inside and watch some football. 

NW/Illinois and Mich State/Maryland are going to be interesting games.  Looks like OSU/Mich will be mostly done before its impactful

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4 minutes ago, SchaumburgStormer said:

Yep, really cranking nicely right now. 

Heavy snow is ahead of schedule(wasnt looking good earlier), math is in our favor to hit double digits after that last uptick and it looks good upstream.  I will be on the move shortly, will see how the afternoon goes. Congrats to the board , I know its been a tough, I sense PTSD, lol. 

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4 minutes ago, mimillman said:

Reflectivity looks great to the southwest of Chicago. Going to be a prolonged period of 0.5-1” per hour rates coming up

Last hour received 0.4” at ORD, with heavier returns moving in now & vis down to 1/2SM, should be north of 0.5/hr rate going forward for awhile. 

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2 hours ago, Michigander said:

I see mention of a lake effect event taking shape Sunday afternoon in the NW Indiana AFD. Trying to decide whether to drop off my daughter in Chicago on Sunday afternoon (returning to GR in the evening), or have her take an early train Sunday morning from Grand Rapids instead. Temps look to be in the low 30s on Sunday which usually means the roads are OK. That said, I-94 during a winter storm warning is rarely a good idea.

A mid level dry slot still looks to overspread the area
overnight into early Sunday morning, with a quick tapering of
snow across most of the area and a likely transition to light
snow/areas of drizzle with drying DGZ and near sfc wet bulbs
warming to near freezing across south/southeast areas. A quick
transition to stronger low level CAA ensues for Sunday morning
and afternoon as stronger upper vort lobe drops across the
southern Great Lakes. This should allow for at least a 6 to 9
hour period of favorable lake effect snow showers for additional
accumulations/impacts with gusty CAA-induced winds also
expected. Some higher res guidance also suggests potential of
mesovort-type feature to accompany a sharper low level trough
passage across southern Lake Michigan Sunday morning/midday.
Have maintained the Winter Storm Warning headline into Sunday
afternoon for areas possibly impacted by lake effect snow, and
have expired the warning by 15Z Sunday for remainder of the
area. This timing may need to be moved up further as most of the
synoptic accumulating snow could depart after 09Z Sunday
morning. Lake effect snow showers should wane Sunday evening.

HRRR picking up on a heavy lake effect band/mesolow swinging through Berrien County mid-late Sunday afternoon. Would be a mess with 10-12” already on the ground.

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Central Illinois getting clobbered

Mesoscale Discussion 2239
   NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
   1042 AM CST Sat Nov 29 2025

   Areas affected...parts of IL...southeast IA...and far northeast MO

   Concerning...Heavy snow 

   Valid 291642Z - 292145Z

   SUMMARY...Primary bands of moderate to sporadic heavy snow should
   pivot from south-central across southeast Iowa, and persist across
   much of central into northern Illinois through this afternoon. Rates
   around 1 inch per hour should occasionally occur.

   DISCUSSION...Long-duration snowfall event will persist through the
   afternoon, shifting eastward to the northeast of a surface cyclone
   near the western Kansas City Metro Area. Ongoing heavy snow band
   across south-central IA should largely pivot across southeast IA and
   perhaps expand as the strongest mid-level DCVA shifts across eastern
   IA this afternoon. Farther east, the persistent low-level warm
   conveyor will maintain a broad swath of moderate snow across central
   to northern IL. While the bulk of the ascent should remain beneath
   the dendritic growth zone centered around 550 mb, strengthening
   mid-level DCVA should foster sporadic bursts of heavier snow.
   Snowfall rates within these regimes should occasionally reach 1
   in/hr.

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