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Had a mix of rain/snow this afternoon, before flipping to all rain. No accumulation though. .
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Along with the record of -7 on the 13th, the former record of -8 for today are both actually the only two record lows not -10 or lower for early/mid-Feb (Feb 1-25th).
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-2 at ORD and -1 at MDW.
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lol at some of you clinging on to hope. MN/WI event.
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3.5" ORD and 4.4" here. Still a bit of -SN ongoing, but don't think that it'll amount to anything more.
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3.1” ORD as of 6AM. .
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I’d say things have been pretty much on point. That period with the front wasn’t going to be long lasting, more so just a squall like scenario. .
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Up to 4.0” here thus far. Probably will add a few tenths through the morning. .
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ORD was up to 2.0" as of midnight. We'll see what it's up to as of 6am shortly.
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2.2" here thus far. Last enhanced band of snow was a bit more fluffy in nature. In a bit of a lull across the area now, but should have better snows increase again before midnight on into the early morning.
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That's pretty much shut off now. Gonna be in and out of better banding now.
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1.0” at ORD as of 6PM. .
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Still pouring -SN to SN. Up to 1.1” now. .
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Already up to 0.5" ...so much for not till 0z.
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It was never going to rain by you either.
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Rain was never going to happen there.
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Ground dusted already...Kind of surprised with that. Most guidance has ~0.5" by 0z and 1.5" by 3z here, so we'll see how things trend.
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Snow just started here, slightly earlier than expected.
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Snow is about to rapidly fill in across the Chicago area.
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AAA (Lincoln) often has sensor p-type issues. It's definitely all snow there though. A lot of these radar apps/sites have different p-type algorithms, and that one is obviously off there.
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DAB is the call.
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Winter 2019-20 Medium/Long Range Discussion
Chicago Storm replied to Hoosier's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
For the lolz. Totals are actually higher, but had to do 24hr total to lose current storm contamination. -
R/S line is about 1 county north of I-70.
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All has to do with that strung out southern wave. We were concerned about the northern wave early on, and in the end it's the southern wave preventing a more organized system.
