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Chicago Storm

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  1. Nice cold front/OFB collision a bit ago in W TX…
  2. And approximately the 1.5-2 weeks prior to that were good to great.
  3. There have definitely been worse starts to spring.
  4. Not really remotely close in most aspects. The biggest difference of all, is that was a wrapped-up/stronger SW-NW moving storm system.
  5. Looking like an axis of 1-3” of snowfall into N IL and the northern two tiers of the NW LOT CWA for tomorrow morning/afternoon.
  6. Looking increasingly likely that there could even be a DAB-2" of snowfall across portions of N IL as well, tonight into tomorrow morning.
  7. Peak synoptic wind gusts yesterday/last night of 44MPH ORD, 47MPH MDW and 54MPH RFD. Peak convective shower wind gusts yesterday afternoon of 45MPH ORD, 47MPH MDW and 58MPH RFD.
  8. Severe t’storm warning for portions of the metro. 72MPH wind gust at ARR recently.
  9. Things look very supportive for squalls, lightning/thunder, graupel and higher wind gust potential.
  10. I wouldn’t go as far as to say that. Currently no real sign that the current PNA regime is going to change any time soon.
  11. I’ve been too uninterested to make an updated post in the spring thread, but another pattern change has occurred. This pattern will be heavily influenced by a -NAO, leading to a mean trough axis across the N Plains, Midwest, Lakes and Northeast.
  12. So, so bad. Appears to have been on the ground 6 minutes prior to a warning being issued, with a clear cut CC sig. Took until nearly 10 minutes later for a confirmed tag. That’s as bad as it gets.
  13. Shall shift this to the new seasonal thread… As a few have pointed out, next week looks fairly mild overall, with this being a product of another pattern change. This new pattern change is already underway, with the effects of it being felt in the sub-forum starting Sunday, then continuing through all of next week, and possibly through the following weekend as well (Perhaps beyond too?). This pattern will feature a +AO/+NAO/+EPO/neutral PNA. This will lead to an overall mild period temp wise, and still a somewhat active pattern. Snow chances will obviously be low, but not zero, especially in MN/WI/MI. Beyond this there are signs of another pattern adjustment occurring around next weekend (19-20th) or into the following week.
  14. Final event snowfall totals of 0.9” ORD, 1.6” MDW and 0.2” RFD.
  15. Well in that case I'll go with another 1-3"-er into portions of the LOT CWA.
  16. I thought you were talking more up here. .
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