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Several Rounds of Rain/Storms Through Saturday Night
A frontal boundary is sagging to the south this afternoon (Thursday) and will stall and eventually lift back north as a warm front late Saturday. While it remains stalled, several waves of low pressure will roll along that boundary bringing periods of rain and storms in between dry hours. Our temps will also be on a roller coaster with a surge of warmth expected late Saturday before we return to cooler air Sunday. Let’s look at the big picture now through Saturday night: With the rain on the way, we’ll see the potential for some minor flooding given our rather … Continue reading Several Rounds of Rain/Storms Through Saturday Night
[VIDEO] Tuesday Evening Update On Our Winter Storm
Our next winter storm is gathering itself in the southern Plains and will over spread the Region with snow for that Wednesday evening commute. In our video update we chat snow timing, intensity, accumulation, and the arctic air that follows: Continue reading [VIDEO] Tuesday Evening Update On Our Winter Storm
Latest On The Weekend Snowfall Potential
Seeing LOTS of different reports going around on the potential snowfall tonight through the weekend, so we wanted to update you on what THE REGION will see vs Chicago and the western suburbs. Impressive looking storm isn’t it? Don’t be fooled. This system isn’t well organized despite it’s look and as we’ve seen so far–this hasn’t been much of a big deal. Despite all of that, we still have a period of potential snow as things turn colder. THE SETUP The rain has been with us throughout our Friday as expected and will continue on and off (mainly off) this … Continue reading Latest On The Weekend Snowfall Potential
Accumulating Snow Late Friday
Our Friday evening rush hour will be impacted by a quick-hit of snow as our well advertised storm system (Another Weekend, Another Storm) moves through the Region. The cold air is in place right now–you feel it–we’re back to January: … Continue reading Accumulating Snow Late Friday
More January-like: 15 Day Temps
We played this same game last year where January decided to show up later in the month after a mild start. We’ve seen signs for a few weeks that our days in the mild pattern were becoming limited as the … Continue reading More January-like: 15 Day Temps
What To Expect Today & Tomorrow
Anywhere from 1-2 inches of rain fell last night into the early morning hours as the atmospheric river of moisture with this system moved through: We’re on the backside now and this leftover rain will begin to mix with some … Continue reading What To Expect Today & Tomorrow
Sunday Funday
WINDY SUNDAY AHEAD: A clipper will zip through the Great Lakes to our north, but the combination of the low pressure and a strong high pressure to our west will create quite the windy day for us! Winds will gust … Continue reading Sunday Funday
Snow Returns Friday Night, But Don’t Get Excited
THE SETUP: Our next storm system is already taking shape in the southern United States as a stream of moisture heads towards the Ohio Valley. Eventually an area of low pressure will develop and bring an expansive area of rain … Continue reading Snow Returns Friday Night, But Don’t Get Excited
Weekend Forecast
WEEKEND FORECAST: Congrats! You made it to the weekend NWI! (or maybe you’re still enjoying holiday time off) We’ll see thickening clouds today with temps rising into the 50s late in the day. Tonight temps rise to near … Continue reading Weekend Forecast
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