Chicago Storm

lol

Biggest event/storm totals were >2" on two occasions in January.

3-4" based on reports thus far.

Based on reports, today’s event will be bigger than any event/storm last winter downtown.

ORD has had three SNINCR OBS this morning. Two OBS with +SN as well.

Lake and Cook Counties will definitely be the winner with this, where that better banding has been in place for longer. May be able to add DuPage County into that as well. A bit further west, a little over 1” here so far in North Aurora (I moved from Naperville in September).

Chicago/ORD on the board today with the first T of snow on the new season.

and for that matter, you don’t live in any of those listed cities.

That's a significant and block-y pattern change showing up for next week.

Slightly. The Euro is also now available out to 360hrs on WxBell.

ORD had a low temp of 63° on Nov 4th, which broke the record high min temp for the date of 61° (2022). The low temp of 63° on Nov 4th also tied the all-time November record high min temp of 63°, set 11/9/2020, 11/7/1975, and 11/6/1924.

Chicago/O'Hare had a low temperature of 63° on November 4th, which broke the record high minimum temperature for the date of 61° (2022). The low temperature of 63° on November 4th also tied the all-time November record high minimum temperature of 63°, set 11/9/2020, 11/7/1975, and 11/6/1924.

i have no clue why i had september in there. oops.

9/24/1931. Currently we are ranked 27th latest.

No chance. Two day observed and radar rainfall totals are 1-1.50" across the entirety of DeKalb Co, with ~1" the past 24 hours alone (As of this morning).