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Chicago Storm

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  1. METAR KORD 302151Z 04014KT 3SM R10L/3500VP6000FT -SN BR OVC015 M08/M12 A3037 RMK AO2 SLP299 SNINCR 1/4 P0002 T10781117
  2. METAR KORD 302051Z 03006KT 1/4SM R10L/1800V3000FT +SN FZFG VV010 M08/M09 A3036 RMK AO2 SLP295 SNINCR 1/3 P0003 60007 T10781094 55001
  3. Rolling into work on 294 on the SW side of the airport, and it’s rip city.
  4. The headlines in place have high “bust” potential. The WWA will likely “bust” for most areas with the round this morning/afternoon just due to the fact that the higher accumulations will be very localized. For the round between this evening through tomorrow evening, it’s very clear that the best accumulations will be from Downtown/Eastern Cook County on east into northwest Indiana. So, due to how headlines have to be issued, most of the warning will “bust” for much of Cook County.
  5. i think it's common knowledge here that many winter threads will go off the rails at some point with some mi winter weather history or some other back-and-forth. ...which is why it's a running joke.
  6. why would one bitch about others talking current weather?
  7. ready for spc outlooks to be the most confusing thing ever? https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/conditional-intensity-information/
  8. I'd say it's because each wave will be distinct, with a likely break between them. Additionally, the first wave is a guarantee at this point. Though, quality/widespread WWA level snows may not materialize in the end, and may be more localized. The second wave (single plume) is more in question in regards to placement.
  9. hoosier was kicked from the board, think it was last winter (?).
  10. I’m talking more-so through current time, that it has not been an East Coast pattern thus far. I probably should have been more clear with that. With the pattern expected to relax a bit coming up to end the month and begin February, during that timeframe the East Coast definitely holds the best chance for a bigger event. The pattern looks to shift and re-load deeper into February, bringing more widespread chances of something better. Until then, we’ll probably be in clipper mode, unless a surprise hybrid pops up.
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