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You would be correct, most of the time Northwest Indiana, and the east side of the lake do see more snow then the Illinois and Southeast Wisconsin side, but it depends how that low pressure system develops and what position it is in as it crosses the area.
This is a rather interesting system though . You can see that the system in fact loses power on crossing the lake into western MI rather than usual systems which gain power over lage and dump tons of white stuff on Western Michigan. More energy is concentrated over Wisconsin and Northern IL in this case.
This is a rather interesting system though . You can see that the system in fact loses power on crossing the lake into western MI rather than usual systems which gain power over lage and dump tons of white stuff on Western Michigan. More energy is concentrated over Wisconsin and Northern IL in this case.
I honestly don't know what to say. I'm always using these obs charts and never seen something like this.
Glasgow Montana so far off the normal lows and the High temps aren't even close to the lows. Sick. Is this right?
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. You can see that the system in fact loses power on crossing the lake into western MI rather than usual systems which gain power over lage and dump tons of white stuff on Western Michigan. More energy is concentrated over Wisconsin and Northern IL in this case.
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