Sciascia

Feels like it’s been 2-3 straight winter seasons of them overall. Storm on models for multiple days, showing 6+ as late as 24hrs before the event, and then only ends up being a 1-2 inch pixie duster.

Me, jumping on the forum for the first time in 4 hours looking for happy IL peeps: (Looking like a good one for Michigan)

The boom/bust potential being legit at both ends for the NE-IL area makes me not envy any of those mets.

10:1 map

GFS painting 5-6” at the cheddar curtain on the 10:1 maps.

10:17pm update:

I’m in the minority in Illinois but I’ve enjoyed the event so far from northern Boone county. 8:30-10am and currently are the heaviest it’s been, but the dry slot is creeping up. I don’t measure, so nothing official; but based solely on what I had to walk in with my dogs, seems like there’s more on the ground than what’s reported in Rockford.

Much like it was on the models, snow began in Poplar Grove around 8am.

When your parents popped into your room, you had to minimize that GFS page so fast!

Pfft, easy. Free, untimed field goal kick because our fair catch was interfered with. Then we recover the onside kick, and throw a touchdown to tie it. 0z NAM (standard model) precip & snow swath south of 18z.

Cruelty helps me cope with the pain of watching them let that loss beat them 10 straight (soon to be 11) weeks in a row. Anywho, here’s the Euro’s snow band placement over the last 24 hours.

And as we’ve seen this football season, Chicago can’t stop a Hail Mary from being successful.