Nov 28-30th Post Turkey Day Winter Storm

[wakingrufus]

Sun is out now imby (Lombard), total 9.5"

[Chinook]

12 hours ago, nwohweather said:

I wouldn’t be shocked if another inch comes out of this. Looks like 5” out towards Napoleon & Wauseon. It must have been pretty nasty out by the border, they’ve shut down the roads in Williams County

For me, it was 4" on elevated surfaces, 3"+ on the ground. It turned out to be kind of a slushy, icy driveway and sidewalk, rather than fluffy.

[Chinook]

Past-48 hr storm reports. looks like 5.5" to 9" around Chicago

 

[Chinook]

50 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

The storm was disappointing here due to marine air and bad ratios on the far east side. Although with a low track well west in late November its not a surprise. Northwest suburbs towards Ann Arbor had 4-6". Some areas of west and mid Michigan had 6-8". I had 3.1" but compacted to about 2" of wet cement. I finish November at 5.7". DTW had 3.6", finishing November at 5.9".

It was certainly a spread the wealth for the western sub tho. 

Pic shows last night vs this morning.

excellent pics by Michsnowfreak!

[RCNYILWX]

Call it 8.1" for me. Nearest CoCoRaHS (Naperville 2.5 ESE) had 8.5". Looks like about 8-9" was the range in this part of the southwest burbs. My largest (and favorite) November event since I've lived out here and largest overall for my area since Feb 1-3, 2022. The most recent big late November event in 2018 was slop in the southwest burbs until the very end.

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