Winter 2025/26 Banter Thread

[Chicago Storm]

Random stat alert...

For the first time since the winter of 1978/79, Chicago has had average or above average snowfall in each month (Nov-Dec-Jan).

[Chicago Storm]

an excerpt from this mornings lot afd. this is the same guy that went deep weenie the one shift prior to the nov les event.

what he mentioned in the below afd is flat out dumb to say, especially since it’s simply not true.

it seems very clear that she should not be in the position of work that he is in. in other words, not in an important nws roll. /rant

“JUST HAVE TO NOTE... IF WE WEREN'T DEALING WITH DRY LOW-LEVEL
AIR PROBLEMS THIS MORNING, THE AXIS OF 1 TO 4 INCHES OF SNOW
PROBABLY WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE LIKE 6 TO 12 INCHES (IF NOT MORE) OF
SNOW. THESE NARROW CONVECTIVE SNOW BAND EVENTS ARE THE
WINTERTIME EQUIVALENT OF SUMMERTIME TRAINING THUNDERSTORM
EVENTS, AND CAN JUST HAMMER THE SAME AREA ALL DAY/NIGHT LEADING
TO VERY PRONOUNCED IMPACTS. SO, THANK YOU DRY AIR.”