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They were the temps from that hour update. (not lows but maybe close for many). Here were the lows from this area. I don't have access to a link right now that shows lows across the U.S. Someone out there has to have it otherwise we have to check individual offices. I think records were broken just seeing those single digits that far.
And the fun keeps on coming! NWS Chicago just upgraded the Friday night/Saturday snow event to 4-9 inches and the Tuesday night/Wednesday snow at this early stage to possibly over 10+ inches
I forgotten about this one. I always use it for current stuff. They have U.S Max/Mins and Currents. You can zoom in and add different densities.I can't stand the icons. Do they not realize how those boxes look?
Today marked the 30th measurable snow of season; total snow's now 50"+ (127cm+) at MDW
This RPM model run puts 11 inches (28cm) down at MDW on Saturday. Significantly less here in the south suburbs (no lake enhancement), and probably close to the rain snow line.... Possible ice and freezing rain just to the south of me.
Ok now I am officially getting excited! After potentially heavy snow on Friday night/Saturday, latest forecast runs for the Tuesday night/Wednesday event looks even more impressive!
Yes, I know it's several days out, and the track will wobble but somehow my gut is telling me that this snow will be a "big impact" event for Chicagoland
Last edited by chicagogeorge; 01-30-2014 at 05:58 PM..
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