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Chicago Storm

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  1. I had been going with gusts up to 60MPH being likely (Didn't want to go all in on the hi-res' higher end depictions alone). But yea, a lot of downstate IL NWS offices were more conservative and only suggested gusts up to 50MPH for the most part, which was quite surprising. With it happening in a widespread/significant fashion in real-time now, any that haven't jumped onboard yet...it's a lost cause.
  2. A lot of TSSN (Or mix) from Eastern Illinois, up through Northern Indiana, and into Southern Michigan now.
  3. Widespread 60-75MPH post-frontal wind gusts across much of S. IN/KY/TN as well.
  4. To show just how thread the needle/dynamic cooling dependent this setup is, it's in the 40's and 50's across Iowa and Missouri currently.
  5. Crazy amount of TSSN in Central/East-Central Illinois.
  6. Peak wind gusts across downstate IL... 72MPH MTO 69MPH CMI 67MPH DEC
  7. There’s already widespread TSSN in Central and East-Central Illinois. .
  8. Seeing some very high wind gusts just north of the peaking SLP. 66MPH at DEC and 63MPH at SET.
  9. ya’ll are overusing the “lock of the week” meme. .
  10. Winter 2022/23 finished as the 14th warmest and 15th wettest on record.
  11. February 2023 finished as the 8th wettest February on record. Top 10 Wettest February’s: 1. 5.56” - 1997 2. 5.10” - 1887 3. 4.74” - 1883 4. 4.64” - 2018 5. 4.28” - 1881 6. 3.90” - 1876 7. 3.84” - 1909 8. 3.83” - 2023 9. 3.72” - 1908 10. 3.53” - 2008
  12. As much as I personally dislike the snow depth change maps, as they can be often times too low, this will be one of the times that they are closer to reality…maybe with a mix of kuchera in there a bit too.
  13. people should have never gotten invested several days out from a thread the needle potential in a not so great pattern in the first place.
  14. didn't you used to have contact with dll years ago?
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