DaveNay
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Bring the Spring!
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Waiting at school to pick up my son, about 6-7 miles south of home. The gradient is absolutely amazing. Maybe 2" at home, but close to 6" at school. Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk
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I'm just to the east of your red rectangle, and there's nothing falling from the sky under those returns.
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Groundhog Day 2011 Groundhog Day blizzard - Wikipedia (GHD I) January 31 – February 2, 2015 North American blizzard - Wikipedia (GHD II)
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Double doink!
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I would say so.
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GHD I and II were very much centered around northern Illinois and Chicago.
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So it should be circulating around Facebook in 5...4...3...
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It's raining in Bismarck ND. In January.
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Just like Bears quarterbacks?
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16 straight hours in the high 30's is gonna take out the minimal snow there is here.
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For anyone unable to get out there and "enjoy" this wind:
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I hate wind. Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk
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Really?
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Finally a started here south of KDKB.
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MO/IA dry slot says "Happy New Year!"
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IDK...Radar looks like a PIA surprise. LOL
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Winter 2021-22 Short/Medium Range Discussion
DaveNay replied to Chicago Storm's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
I'd say that has about the same odds as Nagy keeping his job. -
What happened in Jan/Feb/Mar of 2013?
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December 15th-16th Warmth, Wind, and Severe Threat
DaveNay replied to Geoboy645's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
A storm advisory for a Congressional district? Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk- 259 replies
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Now I'm imagining Clarkson sitting in his Lambo when an ear of corn flies through his windshield.
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I saw this recently posted on Reddit from a John Deere repair shop in Kentucky.
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December 15th-16th Warmth, Wind, and Severe Threat
DaveNay replied to Geoboy645's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
Anything that limits the gust intensity is welcome. -
Nobody remembers the southern hemisphere.
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Except for the Valentine's Day ice storm.
