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Lol. Just stating the facts. Haha. I’m guessing it did because we’ve all pretty much have fully recovered. All had mild symptoms. Thanks

Everyone was wearing masks that I’m aware of. I definitely was.

I tested positive for Covid last Friday after becoming symptomatic on Wednesday. I was exposed at work by a stupid coworker who came to work sick last Monday. He tested positive Wednesday, then 3 other coworkers did. I started with a slight cough for 2 days, then lightheaded, chills and low grade fever for a few days. All have since resolved themselves besides some fatigue. The other workers who caught it all had similar symptoms. I’m in my mid 40s and in good shape/health. To be honest, it wasn’t that bad at all. Pretty lucky.

Was up in Traverse City this weekend, quiet the contrast in Saturday and Sunday.

Video of downstate tornado yesterday by Andrew Pritchard.

Took this pic of tornado warned cell west of Gilman, Illinois about 30 minutes ago.

Tried to catch tornado warned cell as it was near Beecher. Looking northeast

Headed down toward El Paso, Illinois on tornado warned storm. Tons of “chasers” on the storm. Didn’t see it produce but storm structure was decent.

Took the boy out for a lil chase to the Washburn, Illinois area. Severe warned cell dropped some quarter size hail.

In Italy, 85.6 percent of those who have died were over 70, according to the National Institute of Health's (ISS) latest report. With 23 percent of Italians over 65 years old, the Mediterannean country has the second-oldest population in the world after Japan - and observers believe age distribution could also have played a role in raising the fatality rate.

You can really see how impressive the depth, longevity and widespread the snow cover was in 79.

Finally all snow here.

Rockford IL set a new record low for the day, dropping to at least -10° this morning & breaking the old record of -8° in 1916.

Mostly sleet and rain here, with some flakes thrown in.

About an inch of LE here tonight.

Returns in Pontiac look good. Obs say it’s all snow, for now.

Looking toward 311 South Wacker and “Willis Tower.” Traffic nightmare.

That was a total bust here. They should've left are expectations low. haha.

Raining, 38 degrees here and just had some thunder and lightning.

CPC has much of the sub at or below normal, with above normal precipitation in the 8-14 day period. Haven’t seen that in a minute.

If memory serves me correct, the November 2013 outbreak had 10 tornadoes in the LOT area, with 3 of those being EF2s. Definitely a rare event for November.

Yep. When you look at the top 30 and bottom 30 total seasonal snowfall for Chicago, 7 of the snowiest seasons occurred during the 2000s and 3 from the 2000s were the least snowiest.

The winter of 1991-92 (Dec-Feb) ended up sucking in Chicago. Above normal temps and only 14.5 inches of snow.

Main roads were wet all day. Secondary roads were slushy. Snow didn’t stop the boat tours. Haha.