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February 25-27 Winter Storm Part 2


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Guess i should clarify on this for you guys. By 12z wed Chicago is at around .75 and by Friday at 1 inch or so. Don't have text details. Keeps snowing after that as well as that 1 inch+ expands down towards the IN line and then into Lake county.

Thanks. So 0.75 for the main event agrees pretty closely with the op. 

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31°F at DTW, 29°F at DET and IMBY. DTX went with an Advisory south of I-69, with a Warning north and east of there. 3-6" in the advisory and 5-8" in the warning areas. They say sleet, not rain, will cut into the accumulations.

This is going to be a real nail-biter here. These are the type of storms where accumulations could vary a huge amount in a short distance depending on who stays at 32 and who goes up to 33 or 34 from time to time.

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Reports of very heavy snow on television from Macomb within 30 to 45min after starting, snow also being reported in Burlington/Mt. Pleasant.  Viewer reported some sleet mixing in at Roseville, which I believe is just East of Macomb. 

 

Dry slot doesn't look good for areas over by Alek and perhaps Northern Indiana....that will need to be watched.  With this trending West it may be more of a rain set up over Chicago metro proper and points East and Southeast but will have to see what dynamic cooling may be able to do.  Problem with the dynamic cooling is this thing appears as if it won't loose its strength as fast and dynamic cooling will just offset some of the low level warm advection. 

 

I really like the areas from Sterling down to Kirksville in this area to possibly get into the 7-10" range if we get a little wet bulbing action and the heavy rates I'm expecting.  Metro quad cities may be able to tickle 6-8" when its all done with.  Again...now we just start nowcasting this baby. 

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I'm in Macomb right now. It is ripping snow and wind. Not going to be happy if we have school at WIU. NWS has me at 7 inches for today and it looks like this snow will be over in about 2 hours tops. (1 inch now) Will there be more development in that dry slot or does this look to be it.

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Reports of very heavy snow on television from Macomb within 30 to 45min after starting, snow also being reported in Burlington/Mt. Pleasant.  Viewer reported some sleet mixing in at Roseville, which I believe is just East of Macomb. 

 

Dry slot doesn't look good for areas over by Alek and perhaps Northern Indiana....that will need to be watched.  With this trending West it may be more of a rain set up over Chicago metro proper and points East and Southeast but will have to see what dynamic cooling may be able to do.  Problem with the dynamic cooling is this thing appears as if it won't loose its strength as fast and dynamic cooling will just offset some of the low level warm advection. 

 

I really like the areas from Sterling down to Kirksville in this area to possibly get into the 7-10" range if we get a little wet bulbing action and the heavy rates I'm expecting.  Metro quad cities may be able to tickle 6-8" when its all done with.  Again...now we just start nowcasting this baby. 

 

Thanks for chiming in Justing..I was getting the same impression for MBY.  Bummer

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I'm in Macomb right now. It is ripping snow and wind. Not going to be happy if we have school at WIU. NWS has me at 7 inches for today and it looks like this snow will be over in about 2 hours tops. (1 inch now) Will there be more development in that dry slot or does this look to be it.

 

I don't think that dryslot will fill...on the plus side, you have 2-4 more hours of 1-2" per hour rates

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I'm in Macomb right now. It is ripping snow and wind. Not going to be happy if we have school at WIU. NWS has me at 7 inches for today and it looks like this snow will be over in about 2 hours tops. (1 inch now) Will there be more development in that dry slot or does this look to be it.

Just saw on WMBD in Peoria that WIU is closed today.

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