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Feb 1-3rd GHD III Part 3


Chicago Storm
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15 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

The snow is nowhere near over. It was a frustrating start but the goods are yet to come. 

Yep still several hours left.  So far this storm is doing exactly what I expected as my call looks solid. :snowwindow:  Just not what I hoped!! :lol:.  I was able to keep about 1-2" snow pack (though there were some normal bare spots).

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Chicago NWS for lake effect possibility

Lake effect snow showers are expected to develop late this
evening, possibly across far northwest IN and then spreading west
into northeast IL. Confidence for lake effect snow showers is
medium to high, but confidence is low for timing/location. Trends
seem to focus a band near ord/mdw from the predawn hours through
mid/late Thursday morning. Opted to carry tempo mention for lower
conditions, but these could become prevailing depending on where
the lake effect sets up. And there is some potential for it to
continue into Thursday afternoon, especially near ORD and across
far northeast IL. Large changes are possible with the lake effect
as trends emerge tonight into Thursday morning.

 

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2 minutes ago, ILSNOW said:

Chicago NWS for lake effect possibility

Lake effect snow showers are expected to develop late this
evening, possibly across far northwest IN and then spreading west
into northeast IL. Confidence for lake effect snow showers is
medium to high, but confidence is low for timing/location. Trends
seem to focus a band near ord/mdw from the predawn hours through
mid/late Thursday morning. Opted to carry tempo mention for lower
conditions, but these could become prevailing depending on where
the lake effect sets up. And there is some potential for it to
continue into Thursday afternoon, especially near ORD and across
far northeast IL. Large changes are possible with the lake effect
as trends emerge tonight into Thursday morning.

 

Hope it gets delayed for quite some time over my neck of the woods prior to moving into Illinois.  

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39 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

When was the last time a storm "wrapped around" the 3 county metro area? It's clearly not going to be an epic storm but as nwohio has been posting...it seems many don't even follow timelines. 

 

I'm pissed that the old snow caused pudding on the frozen ground and also that we won't be getting epic accumulation, but it still should be a solid storm by tmrw. And looks like it'll be very scenic.

We are going to struggle to get to 6" trust me. We are getting screwed. Solid storm sure but when you are forecasted double to triple. It's a complete rug pull.

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4 minutes ago, Stebo said:

We are going to struggle to get to 6" trust me. We are getting screwed. Solid storm sure but when you are forecasted double to triple. It's a complete rug pull.

Not sure on that...latest hrrr now has it snowing at dtw straight thru til 5pm tmrw.  Hopefully We can really start to fluff up after these terribly low ratios.  Really coming down now.

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6 minutes ago, Stebo said:

We are going to struggle to get to 6" trust me. We are getting screwed. Solid storm sure but when you are forecasted double to triple. It's a complete rug pull.

Macomb is approaching 9 hours of snow and the grass is still visible. :lol:

The radar isn't any great shakes for the foreseeable future, either. 

I still think by the end of the entire multi-wave event Metro will be sitting at ~10", but points north and south will be at 18-20". 

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Nice, thanks for sharing that.  You could really see that turbine speed up as it transitioned to snow that was cool.  Still hoping for big numbers.  Models are trying to kiss us.  I just drove up to Nevada to see some flakes, it started kicking really good there.  Yes Im impatient as hell with this one, its the first single snow over an inch for the season here lol.

 

2 hours ago, KokomoWX said:

I done disagree. So much rain and lost potential. We have switched over and it is coming down hard. I tossed us a live stream before going home for the day.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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9 minutes ago, Stebo said:

We are going to struggle to get to 6" trust me. We are getting screwed. Solid storm sure but when you are forecasted double to triple. It's a complete rug pull.

Ya, these transition events are notoriously bad for amounts. Heavy rain still here and temperature is actually slowly climbing still. 

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4 minutes ago, featherwx said:

Any chance the LES bullseye ends up a little further SE (Chicago metro and South Side)? Or is it mainly just a question of how much the north side and suburbs get?

EDIT: either way, can’t complain too much with the synoptic snow still cranking down here

Definitely in the range of fire (ex. RAP bullseyes DT Chi a little more) but either way its gonna be more of a now-cast situation.

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