Interesting juxtaposition:
Warmest Christmas in Chicago history: 1982 - I was 11 years old in sixth grade.
Second warmest Christmas in Chicago history: 2019 - my son is 11 years old in sixth grade.
Met's, please educate me.
Are long range (340 hr) forecasts of "nothing happening" more accurate than long range major storms? We have all seen the "clown maps" of insane forecasts at those ranges and know that they are likely to disappear. Does this mean that there is an equal chance of an event showing up out of nothing on models like we currently have?
Winds seem to be backing off several hours earlier than forecast here. Interestingly, they never feathered the wind turbines today, so I wonder if the FPL met's had a different read on the situation.
I'm watching from northern Illinois. We are moving to Chapel Hill next summer, so I wasn't expecting this. LOL, we already had a blizzard and 10" of snow this year. Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk