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Great Lakes ice coverage has decreased from last week's 14% down to below 10%. Lake water temperature along the Chicago shore today is 35F. A good cold blast with winds could really crank up the lake effect snow machine. Still plenty of time for that. At least through mid March
I think by the time the summer rolls around we will be under the influence of a developing El Nino which typically is cooler and wetter for the eastern 2/3rds
Great Lakes ice coverage has decreased from last week's 14% down to below 10%. Lake water temperature along the Chicago shore today is 35F. A good cold blast with winds could really crank up the lake effect snow machine. Still plenty of time for that. At least through mid March
I think by the time the summer rolls around we will be under the influence of a developing El Nino which typically is cooler and wetter for the eastern 2/3rds
If it must be an El Nino let it be a 2015 repeat. That gave my neck of the woods AND my monitoring list damn good weather.
Building up this week to a high of 66F on Wednesday in Indianapolis! While it's well below the record high, that's still insanely warm for mid-February. Our normal high is 40 right now. After that, we have mid-50s on Thursday and then won't even rise above freezing on Friday! But not to fear because by Sunday we're back in the 50s again. So crazy.
Yeah, I do NOT like the look of the ensembles for the PNW. Could be some serious winter weather brewing starting around the 21st...
Oddly enough, this cold western pattern mostly bypasses California in terms of winter weather.
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