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Fall/Winter '24 Banter and Complaints Go Here
Chicago Storm replied to IWXwx's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
We were in one a little over a week ago. -
The peak coldest temp and wind chill this week at ORD was on Monday night/Tuesday morning. The low temp was -5 and the peak wind chill was -22.
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2/19-2/20 Significant Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to largetornado's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
i believe that we only have ever had a handful of members from that area. sort of surprising, given it’s a bigger metro/urban area. -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
you do you, guy. -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
yep. i get that there 'needs' to be a cop-out or fail-point. however, it isn't convective issues, it very clearly was a trend towards an even more janky H5 evolution...which carries elsewhere. -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
convection most definitely did not block moisture transport, as that heavy convection was modeled for days, even on guidance showing a heavier hit for MI. again, the difference came aloft, with an even jankier H5 look...which is also why the surface low kept trending east. let's take a look at the NAM, which was one of the last to let go of a snowier solution... pretty clear cut look on why things trended southeast and weaker. obviously if you trend H5 jankier, the associated surface low in turn ends up weaker/southeast, and moisture transport/850 low shunted east. also, note on the second image of the heavy convection modeled days ago. -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
but, it’s actually not the reason. look at the H5 changes over the past few days and you have your answer. -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
and you say i’m the asshole… -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
WAA burst of snow this evening was as advertised. Peaked with a period of SN at ORD, with a final snowfall total of 1.8”. The seasonal snowfall total is now 14.8”. -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
They have been issued int he past for the same. Classic inconsistencies in the NWS. -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
The internally don't follow their usual routine is part of the issue. Any other time, a WWA would have been issued. -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
Easily. -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
That WAA wing of snow is going to be a brief, but nice period of 'pound town'. -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
Oh, I'm aware. I just don't expect something out of my climo that isn't possible. -
2/14-2/15 Potential Major Winter Storm
Chicago Storm replied to A-L-E-K's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
We're all dog hunters at heart. Josh and the deep winter-ites are good with the nickel and dimers, but for most here, they want quality events. Personally, I'd prefer summer year-round, but do have a soft spot for chasing dogs in the winter.