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January 12-14 Winter Storm Part 2


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We have maybe about 0.7" here, but that's just me eyeballing it from the 3rd floor. Once it starts to accumulate more quickly I'll actually go out and measure, although there isn't really a good place for a snow board on campus so I'll have to settle for a grass measurement.

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Snow has shut off here as well.

Near term from IND

SURFACE ANALYSIS SHOWS LOW PRESSURE OVER SOUTHERN ONTARIO EARLY

THIS AFTERNOON AND A COLD FRONT STRETCHED SOUTH ACROSS WESTERN

OHIO. MUCH COLDER AIR WAS FOUND ACROSS CENTRAL ILLINOIS AND

WESTERN CENTRAL INDIANA WHERE TEMPERATURES WERE IN THE TEENS.

WATER VAPOR IMAGERY INDICATE THE UPPER LOW OVER SE

MISSOURI...DRIVING EASTWARD. RADAR TRENDS SHOW MUCH DRIER AIR

WRAPPING IN TO THE SYSTEM FROM THE SOUTHWEST. MODELS AGREE THAT

THE UPPER SYSTEM WILL PUSH ACROSS THE STATE TONIGHT...HOWEVER BEST

FORCING IS LOST AFTER 06Z. POTENTIAL VORTICITY MUCH DRIER ARRIVING

ALONG WITH SUBSIDENCE AFTER 06Z...HOWEVER FORECAST SOUNDINGS

CONTINUE TO SUGGEST DEEP SATURATION. ALSO 850MB POTENTIAL

TEMPERATURE SURFACE SHOWS A WEAK TROWAL WORKING ACROSS THE

STATE...BUT EXITING AFTER 06Z. THUS WILL KEEP POPS GOING INTO THE

EVENING HOURS AS FORCING WILL BE FAVORABLE...HOWEVER WILL TAPER

POPS OFF AFTER 06Z AS BEST DYNAMIC SHIFT WELL TO THE NORTHEAST.

GIVEN THE DRY AIR WORKING INTO THE AREA ALONG WITH THE FORCING

ENDING BY 06Z...FEEL THAT SNOW AMOUNTS ARE MORE LIKELY TO END UP

AT THE LOWER END OF THE ADVISORY CRITERIA. AS FOR TEMPS WILL TREND

COOLER THAN MAVMOS GIVEN THE STRONG COLD AIR ADVECTION.

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near 35dbz up by Skokie/Lincolnwood.

yep, looks like it's rocking pretty hardcore up by my place. If you can do some grabs from better radar software, feel free ;)

Check the wrigley cam, i'm just north of there, looks like snow starting to stick on Addison which is always busy right there.

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Probably just typical weenie induced radar hallucinations, but it appears as though the shield of pcpn associated with the arctic front across OH is further NW than the models progged by a decent much.

Compared to the NAM reflectivity for this time period it's ridiculously NW. Precip shouldn't be any closer than CMH, instead it's raining

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