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February 8-10 Snow Event


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This is what I was looking at.

 

From the College of DuPage Meteorology page.  This shows .05 to .10 over the N and NE IL, all of WI, and a good chunk of the region at 12z,.unless I am looking at the wrong thing.

 

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This is what I was looking at.

 

From the College of DuPage Meteorology page.  This shows .05 to .10 over the N and NE IL, all of WI, and a good chunk of the region at 12z,.unless I am looking at the wrong thing.

 

Umm, might help to look at hours 174 through 192, as well. :)

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FWIW ILX

 

LONG TERM...Wednesday through Saturday

Focus is on the next Arctic surge moving in later on Wednesday in
the wake of Tuesday`s storm and its affect on our temperatures for
the remainder of the forecast period, and yet another threat for a
snow system late in the period. Pattern over the lower 48 will feature
more of the same, a split flow with the stronger northern stream in
position to supply cold air to the region, while a rather active
subtropical jet brings in Pacific energy which will interact with the
low level baroclinic zone well to our south. This will induce another
wave of low pressure towards the end of the week with a renewed threat
for snow starting late Friday into Saturday. With a fairly strong
confluent flow situated to our north, no place for the southern stream
energy to go but well to our south, similar to the track the Tuesday
Tuesday night storm system will travel. Subzero temps likely across
at least the north Wed and Thu nights, with daytime highs by Thu and
Friday in the single digits to teens.

 

 

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