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6z EPS Mean .
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Tomorrow morning. .
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6z guidance has held well. NAM has gotten into further range now and is showing the goods too, though still snowing a bit... .
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If...if this plays out as guidance has been showing, it’ll be the first time an event was nailed down this well several days out in eons. .
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And still snowing in many areas as well. .
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0z RGEM through 12z Sunday morning. Still snowing across most areas... .
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Snow axis was south in IA, but generally north in IL/IN. .
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0z RGEM came in with more of an orientation similar to other guidance... More W-E instead of NW-SE.
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Under 3 days out now.
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Good news is...Once again, ORD measurements will be in good to great hands.
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Friday morning.
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can't be. i'm not complaining about lack of snow, snow cover or cold.
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lol .
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Pretty much. Last I had read was that it will be upgraded in Feb, though I’m not sure if that has changed at all. .
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if you get 6”+ we’ll all chip in for a canvas image of the RAP output, to hang your wall.
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your snow climo sucks in general further south. .
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PIA is up to 7.1” on the season, and downtown Chicago is likely not that far ahead of that. PIA averages over 10” less seasonal snowfall than ORD does (as an example). So relative to average, PIA on more of a track to get to normal seasonal snowfall than ORD/Chicago. .
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don't think you realize that some portions of N IL have still not done that well... downtown being one of those areas.
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Fairly surprising.
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18z NAM is great. Through midnight Sat night, and still hours of snow to go... .
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Winter 2020/2021 Short Range Discussion
Chicago Storm replied to Chicago Storm's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
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wut. .
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Not surprising, but the NAM is a bit more amped and north in its long range. .
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What will end up being the block is already sampled fairly well, and the main wave will be tomorrow night/Friday morning. .
