snow report
with a month left of winter snows (and, historically, two months of possible spring snows), we stand at 39.5 inches total for the season. Only 17 seasons since 1929-30 have been snowier here, but that number includes the entire season. Ranking the snowfall so far against the same point in the past 78 years shows the potential for this winter to be among the seven snowiest, if trends continue. ... And they probably will as three more snow storms are coming this week.
The image above, taken yesterday, Groundhog's Day, represents only last week's 9-inch-plus snowfall as we had thaws earlier that melted the buildup.
So what's the big deal? This is Chicago, right?
Right.
But y'all in California just like to feel good about your decision to leave all this behind. Dontcha?










