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Chicago Storm

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  1. Snow is definitely blowing around more and not sticking to objects as expected. Even with that, it's definitely not a fluffy snow either.
  2. It's been snowing in the 88/355 area for a while now, so unlikely that far east.
  3. I'd lean no, but the quick start to 2" certainly helps.
  4. Not with the R/S line flying northeastward, and about to pass town.
  5. Obviously has been just about all snow in much of the Chicago metro thus far, but the R/S line is finally crashing south of RFD and west towards Rt 47, for other portions of the LOT CWA.
  6. Heavier precip steadily/rapidly pushing northward into Chicago metro now.
  7. It's not subsidence. More of the issue with drier air flowing in from the east across NE IL. Further west across the DVN this issue doesn't exist, due to less dry air at the start.
  8. ORD dropped from 34 to 30 as the snow has started.
  9. Quickly went from mixed precip, to snow pellets to full on SN with good flake size. .
  10. Mixed precip has commenced here. Locked and loaded for 10".
  11. I skimmed fairly quickly and didn’t see it mentioned, but 6z Euro bumped precip amounts as well... .
  12. Unless you mean the usual mix seen when saturation is first occurring, we’re not going to see a legitimate mix this far NE. .
  13. where's threat #2? mine didn't produce, yours needs to.
  14. 0z GEM a bit wetter across E IA/N IL, and many other areas to the S and SE.
  15. It's also wetter, with 1.40"+ precip at ORD. It did run a bit too wet with the last storm system, so chop a bit off and it's still respectable.
  16. The good news is that the ARW/NMM/NSSL WRF all are much wetter and snowier than the NAM/3KM NAM. Usually wouldn't mention them much in the winter, but might be of some use this go around.
  17. The NAM trending drier makes little sense looking at things. For example, PWATS are the highest on a NAM run yet, in excess of 0.80" up to DVN.
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