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  1. mimillman
    I’m not arguing that April should feature sustained cold and snow, I’m arguing that it has featured abnormal, unseasonal snows the past 2 years, along with May and October.
  2. mimillman
    That’s not my point
  3. mimillman
    Snowed twice in May in downtown Chicago last year. We’ve had accumulating snowfalls multiple times per April the past two years in a row. Halloween snow seems to have happened twice in the past 3 years and Novembers have been cold with the exception of this past one. Only trouble is DJF
  4. mimillman
    This will be #4
  5. mimillman
    December is turning into November, January into December, February into January, March to February, and April to March. So it goes. Deep winter is disappearing but winter itself is becoming prolonged with dogsh*t events
  6. mimillman
    Maybe it’s a sarcasm problem?
  7. mimillman
    Yep they ain’t got a clue
  8. mimillman
    Overrunning set up in play?
  9. mimillman
    so, just over 9" difference
  10. mimillman
    XMACIS
  11. mimillman
    GFS says next weekend ain't over
  12. mimillman
    It’s going to happen. They will be our snowiest months, mark these words
  13. mimillman
    Where’d you get 54”? Maybe its a data window thing. Let me google that for you...
  14. mimillman
    Yea, the GFS looks terrible
  15. mimillman
    Why is Sapporo unrealistic?
  16. mimillman
    Snowiest place in the world. Sh*t gets real there. A weenie can dream...
  17. mimillman
    In most winters, I doubt you would notice a big difference. Plus, if you move to Minneapolis, then you’ll want to move to Duluth. If you move to Duluth, then you’ll want to move to Marquette. If you move to Marquette, then you’ll want to move to Watertown. Just skip it all and move to Hokkaido. Now there’s a metropolitan area with some real snow: Sapporo, 191 inches per year with a population of 2 million
  18. mimillman
    That’s probably where the 9” difference comes from then. In normal or above normal snowfall years for both cities, the difference will be negligible. Chicago just has negative skew. Curious to hear what median snowfall is?
  19. mimillman
    Take a look at northern hemisphere temperature anomalies. The cold is in north central Russia. It happens .
  20. mimillman
    Minneapolis only averages 9” more per year of snow than Chicago. Lake Zurich probably cuts that in half. In most winters, the difference between Minneapolis and Chicago is negligible. This is just a particularly bad streak, and Minneapolis will get theirs soon enough.
  21. mimillman
    I’ll pick up what the euro is putting down if no one else will
  22. mimillman
    More snow than here. Hoosier bullseye
  23. mimillman
    Geez, they just don’t get the hint
  24. mimillman
    Everything melted haha
  25. mimillman
    That’s the most snow I’ve seen on a 10 day map in a year I think
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