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February 2013 General Discussion


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You'd think Tim would have a spreadsheet with this data for every GLOV station going back to 1880

 

BTW...Chicago, officially, twice.

 

Nov 25-26, 1895: 12.0"

Feb 3-4, 1896: 12.5"

Feb 12-13, 1896: 12.0"

 

Dec 17-19, 1929: 14.8"

Mar 25-26, 1930: 19.2" (was the largest on record, officially, until Jan 1967)

 

The close ones...

 

Dec 27, 1894: 10.1"

Feb 6-7, 1895: 13.4"

 

December 22-23, 1969: 11.3"

March 25-26, 1970: 14.3"

April 1-2, 1970: 10.7"

 

Jan 25-27, 1978: 12.4"

Feb 6-7, 1978: 10.3"

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Pretty good.

 

Me? No. At least not since I've been following weather. I suppose it may have happened in the late 70's or early 80's winters...but I wasn't quite the weather geek when I was ages 4-8. :D

 

Closest for LAF, since I've been here, would be the calendar year of 2007. 17.0" with Feb 13-14 and 10.5" with Dec 15-16.

 

Same here re: my youth. Ages 0-11 (1986-1997), while I had an interest in weather, I wasn't the snow nut I am now. Actually, talking with my parents, I was apparently obsessed with tornadoes and lightning when I was a toddler. Winter wx did little for me. Quite the flip. :lol:

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Same here re: my youth. Ages 0-11 (1986-1997), while I had an interest in weather, I wasn't the snow nut I am now. Actually, talking with my parents, I was apparently obsessed with tornadoes and lightning when I was a toddler. Winter wx did little for me. Quite the flip. :lol:

 

I think you made the right decision/change of heart, relative to your location. :D

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BTW...Chicago, officially, twice.

 

Nov 25-26, 1895: 12.0"

Feb 3-4, 1896: 12.5"

Feb 12-13, 1896: 12.0"

 

Dec 17-19, 1929: 14.8"

Mar 25-26, 1930: 19.2"

 

The close ones...

 

Dec 27, 1894: 10.1"

Feb 6-7, 1895: 13.4"

 

December 22-23, 1969: 11.3"

March 25-26, 1970: 14.3"

April 1-2, 1970: 10.7"

 

Jan 25-27, 1978: 12.4"

Feb 6-7, 1978: 10.3"

 

Did one of the March 1998 snowstorms hit ORD hard? If so, factor that in with Jan 1999 and that's a nice little sub-12 month run.

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Nice little area of snow dropping towards NE IL this evening. Down to 27° here.

 

We had and are still having some nice snow showers, should get around a half inch.  These little surprise pockets of snow are always nice, it was a serene high end light snow with not a ton of wind but just enough that some it was flying sideways.

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We had and are still having some nice snow showers, should get around a half inch.  These little surprise pockets of snow are always nice, it was a serene high end light snow with not a ton of wind but just enough that some it was flying sideways.

 

Snowing here now! Nice pocket of 25dbz+ over central Racine Co. now.

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We got measurable. Man, I'm desperate. :lol:

 

METAR KLAF 151554Z 36009KT 1/2SM SN FZFG VV007 M02/M03 A3012 RMK AO2 SLP204 P0003 T10171028

 

EDIT: Woo!

 

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EDIT X2: Measured 0.5" here at work. Double digits for the season...finally.

 

Congrats!  :thumbsup:

 

Blues skies and brown grass here this morning.  Got down to 20.

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Just checked the snow depth and it's down slightly from 5" to a bit above 4".  I'm sure it's got a really high water content after all that rain we had last weekend.

26 degrees and sunny.  Pretty warm considering how cold the air is aloft right now.  Temp should fall off really fast tonight as the sun goes down.

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