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Chicago Storm

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  1. Things are likely DOA for the most part until at least mid-April. The stagnant MJO and sig -EPO are not helping at all.
  2. 60mph max wind gust at ORD thus far. .
  3. Looks like max wind gust at ORD overnight and this morning was 48mph. .
  4. This tells us everything we need to know...you're out of your mind. Winter 2013/14 was top 5 coldest and snowiest on record overall, and in other terms as well. Also 2013/24 being a -B and 1978/79 "only" being an -A is pure lol. What you're looking for might not even exist on this planet, outside of mountainous terrain.
  5. I don't think you quite grasp how things work. Think it's time you move up with Bo.
  6. You realize thaws happen pretty much every winter, right? Combo of historic cold, Nov blizzard, Feb ice storm, Feb high wind event and several headline snows...makes this an easy A winter.
  7. 0.2" of snow at ORD and 0.1" here this morning.
  8. The OP FV3 will be run 4 times a day, exactly like the current OP GFS. The main change is that the OP FV3 will be run at 13km for the entire 384hr run, where the current OP GFS is 13km to 240hr and then 27km from 240-384hr. The FV3 will also have a 3km nest run at 0z/12z out to 120hrs, which will replace the NAM eventually.
  9. Correct. The FV3 will become OP and replace the current GFS on that March 20th date, as long as it passes the upcoming 30 day final testing period.
  10. FV operational launch set for March 20th, pending a successful 30 day test period. Cross your fingers the test fails. .
  11. Can't wait for the FV to replace the GFS and NAM. Gonna be fun times.
  12. The one thing holding you guys back is the lack of a slider bar to scroll through model runs, as COD has.
  13. Shear is definitely still an issue, in addition to some dry air entertainment too as seen on WV.
  14. Looking at satellite, there appears to be some southerly shear still affecting the storm. Outflow is a bit restricted on the south side of the storm, with the southerly shear evident to the south as well. This seems to have been a problem for the past 24-36hrs.
  15. CDO is once again fairly lopsided, with cloud tops on the western side showing steady warming. Shear is definitely still an issue.
  16. Looks like this season will come down to June. Given trends and what has happened thus far, one can't really be that excited, but we'll see...
  17. Odds are there will be some sort of severe in the Plains towards the first days of May... Still a long way out obviously, but that should be the first potential...with more at or just after mid-month and beyond. LR GFS, but it shows it as well... .
  18. 0z GFS with the best looking potential of the season, with two quality Plains days next Wed/Thur. While it definitely looks like there will be severe in the Tue-Sat timeframe, potential multiple waves with non-stop convection and meridional flow issues are concerning at this range.
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