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STORM SUMMARY 1-2-12

Flurries spread into the area on the afternoon on 1-1-12. This activity was off and on into the early afternoon hours on 1-2-12. There were some embedded snow showers that developed between 4-6am. This activity produced trace to less than in inch amounts (mostly ¼ inch amounts) mainly from a line from Rockford to south of Midway Airport. North of this line is where the majority of any accumulation occurred. Much of the snow was whipped around but winds gusting 30-35 mph at times.

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STORM SUMMARY 12-17-11

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STORM SUMMARY 12-9-11

Light snowfall began between 11pm on the 8th to 1am on the 9th. Temperatures at the onset of the light snowfall were around 30 degrees and by the time the snow exited by dawn, readings were in the lowers 20s. Amounts ranged from a trace to about an inch with the highest totals along and south of I80. This was the first measurable snow event of the season for the Chicago area making this

Enjoy the nice weather while you can.

Winter’s going to clobber Chicago again, hitting us with colder than normal temperatures and nearly twice the normal amount of snowfall.

That’s according to long-range forecasters at AccuWeather.com.

“People in Chicago are going to want to move after this winter,” long-range meteorologist Josh Nagelberg said.

Forecasters also predict that the Chicago area, not New York, will endure the worst winter in the nation this season.

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STORM SUMMARY 2-27&28-11

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STORM SUMMARY 2-25,26 &27-11

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STORM SUMMARY 2-23-11

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STORM SUMMARY 2-22-11

Light snow and flurries began 12-2am and diminished to flurries and non accumulating snow by mid morning. The last of the flurries diminished 1-3pm. Amounts 1-2 inches northern tier of counties with mainly under an inch elsewhere. Salting was required for most areas
Along with some plowing far north burbs. The official snowfall for O’Hare was .6 and Rockford .7 (2 day total 1”)

Snow Totals:

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STORM SUMMARY 2-20-11

Rain, freezing rain and sleet began from south to north between 5-7am. There was some very light glazing initially. Temperatures and surface temperatures rose into The mid 30s 9-10am which ended the glazing. Salting was needed where the glazing occurred early am. Temperatures were around 30-32 at the onset of
the rainfall and by 9am they were in the mid 30s.

STORM SUMMARY 2-21-11

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STORM SUMMARY 2-7-11