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Just a day or two ago, most met outlets called for a couple of inches of snow for Chi at best.... JB called 3-6" locally 10"... Now our local met is saying 4-8" with possible embedded thundersnow producing locally heavier amounts.
Still anything can happen between now and tomorrow night.... Could totally miss us.
9PM update: GFS now gunning for Chicagoland
RPM still lays down some snow
Seven day forecast
Last edited by chicagogeorge; 03-10-2014 at 08:53 PM..
Just a day or two ago, most met outlets called for a couple of inches of snow for Chi at best.... JB called 3-6" locally 10"... Now our local met is saying 4-8" with possible embedded thundersnow producing locally heavier amounts.
Still anything can happen between now and tomorrow night.... Could totally miss us.
Nice!! Yeah I was watching the latest NAM show the storm more north and drops over half foot for you. And I love how some people pick at the wrongs of JB but not the rights. Similar to those who cherry pick the warm data. Lol
RPM model this morning... Maybe on the high side, but one thing is for sure, Wednesday AM rush hour is toast.
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Here are snapshots of our new in-house RPM model's snowfall forecast through 7am Wed morning (some additional snow expected to fall beyond the period depicted here--so this is not a storm total--but a look at the snowfall the storm may produce through 7am Wed morning), as well as the new 7pm Monday run of the NWS high resolution WRF model--both a Midwest view and a Chicago area close-up. This model assumes a 10 to 1 snow/water ratio while there evidence the ratio may fall in the 14 to 1 range.
NAM is out of control with snowfall
Either way, it is becoming likely that we are going to move into second snowiest season on record within striking distance of 78/79'!
ohoh. Cold coming to Europe in time for spring?
Last edited by chicagogeorge; 03-11-2014 at 05:27 AM..
RPM model this morning... Maybe on the high side, but one thing is for sure, Wednesday AM rush hour is toast.
NAM is out of control with snowfall
Either way, it is becoming likely that we are going to move into second snowiest season on record within striking distance of 78/79'!
Incredible. I hope everyone realizes what a sutble track shift means for people in the way. You went from couple inches to this now. Some folks went from 6-10" to couple inches.
Track, Track, Track. Enjoy!!
BTW.. Detroit #1 most snowfall is 93.6" in 1880-81.
So far they have 84.1". So they might be #1 after this storm now.
Latest HI-RES model max temp for Mid Atlantic today. Enjoy!
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