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November 20-21 Early Season Snowstorm


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My guess at this point for mby would be a few inches of heavy, wet slop, but subject to change.

 

My main concerns are obvious...temperatures and getting in the heavier precip band.  A farther north track would reduce the chance of onshore flow here (flow would tend to be more E/SE) but could be a bit warmer overall, while a farther south track would make a longer period of onshore flow more likely, which makes me a bit nervous even being several miles inland.

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Gotta wonder if the lake effect band holds as modeled, if LOT will pull a lake effect snow advisory on Cook and Lake counties.

 

If anything the winter storm watch/warning might be expanded to include Cook County if it looks like a plume will set up.

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like i said this morning, I think we see another tier of counties, including cook and dupage, added with a WWA

 

Yeah I caught that. A WWA would cover things well, unless some higher resolution guidance suggests otherwise and you end up getting just as much snow down that way as it looks north of 88.

 

People mentioning the storm now. Hearing about dusting off snow blowers and shovels.

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My guess at this point for mby would be a few inches of heavy, wet slop, but subject to change.

My main concerns are obvious...temperatures and getting in the heavier precip band. A farther north track would reduce the chance of onshore flow here (flow would tend to be more E/SE) but could be a bit warmer overall, while a farther south track would make a longer period of onshore flow more likely, which makes me a bit nervous even being several miles inland.

There is still a lot of wiggle room tho.

A bit shaper trough with a slightly stronger jet as this system dives into the plains could easily cause a strong Southern shift with the mid level features causing cyclogenesis to initiate further SE where laf is right in the middle of the main band.

If the front side with the initial system over the lakes ends up a bit further South the system will obviously dig more than currently progged.

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