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Here comes winter -- October 28-November 1 Snowstorm Potential


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45 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:

Won't even need much wind, given the leaf situation as of now.

Probably will be tree damage tonight alone if there is an axis of 3-6".

10/7/2000 took out a huge limb in front of my house with 1-2" of heavy, wet snow.  It was a LES setup and not anything like this with a deepening low passing through.  Trees are farther along now of course but point is it doesn't take much.

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First hint GRR's coming around..

 

AFDGRR

Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Grand Rapids MI
307 PM EDT Tue Oct 29 2019

LATEST UPDATE...
Synopsis/Discussion/Marine

.SYNOPSIS...
Issued at 305 PM EDT Tue Oct 29 2019

- Rain Wednesday

- Rain mixing with snow at times Wednesday morning

- Rain gradually changing to snow Thursday

- Hazardous travel conditions late Thursday into early Friday
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36 minutes ago, SchaumburgStormer said:

First snow of the year, AND it will have major travel impacts. Got a feeling I will be babysitting a number of accidents and DIDs Thursday. 

 

 

Even though it is going to be a swing and a miss out this way, I feel your pain brother. The first snow of the year is always brutal on the roads and especially with what the models are spitting out.

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22 minutes ago, ams30721us said:

Yep, we had several large trees come down with the heavy, wet 1"-2" in Davenport this morning. 

Based on hourly obs at DVN, it looks like winds were generally around 10 mph or less.  So imagine what more wind is going to do.

I can see this being an issue even into Chicago proper eventually if an inch or two falls in the def zone on Thursday.  And the foliage in the city probably isn't as far along as it is in outlying areas.

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On my way to work this morning, I saw some trees that had branches drooping down.  All of the snow that fell last night has since melted.  Any snow that falls tomorrow afternoon here will undoubtedly be wet, although the snow should be light.  That changes tomorrow evening when the main show begins as temps drop below freezing, thus not causing as much problems for the leaf laden trees unless we get a few inches of concrete before the the evening.

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A few stats I pulled for nearby areas. Based on guidance, many of these are in play...and some an easy lock.

.....Chicago.....
Snowiest October Days: 3.8" - 10/19/1989 & 3.0" - 10/20/1952
Snowiest Halloween: 0.1" - 2014
Snowiest Octobers: 6.3" - 1989 & 4.4" - 1967

.....Rockford.....
Snowiest October Days: 5.0" - 10/23/1929 & 2.0" - 10/27/1925 + 10/29/1917
Snowiest Halloween: 0.1" - 2014
Snowiest Octobers: 5.0" - 1929 & 3.0" - 1917

.....Moline.....
Snowiest October Days: 6.5" - 10/26/1967 & 2.9" - 10/25/1898
Snowiest Halloween: T - 1954/1939/1926/1918/1917/1908
Snowiest Octobers: 6.6" - 1967 & 2.9" - 1898 .....(Already at 1.1" on this month to date)

.....Peoria.....
Snowiest October Days: 3.3" - 10/23/1929 & 1.9" - 10/29/1925
Snowiest Halloween: T - 1918
Snowiest Octobers: 3.3" - 1929 & 1.9" - 1925

.....Milwaukee.....
Snowiest October Days: 3.7" - 10/18/1989 & 2.6" - 10/20/1989
Snowiest Halloween: 0.4" - 1926
Snowiest Octobers: 6.3" - 1989 & 4.0" - 1976 .....(Already at 0.3" on this month to date)

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