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The temp gradient is pretty steep, as it started much colder IMBY. It was 30 and dropping at 8 a.m, and by the time the snow started it was already down to 27. Rates have picked up a lot now but the flake size is small.

LOT is sticking with their story tonight. I’ll be interested to see if a LES plume sets up over the lake near MKE and hangs over my area tomorrow or if it sets up east and hits Tom to the east. Better yet, both

Yes, it was really coming down nice up here. Visibility dropped to under half a mile for about 20 minutes. I did not measure anything, but it has gotten pretty wet since that heavy band passed through.

Nice! My brother in law lives at the south end of Lincoln Park. It’s a white out down there. This is overlooking the lake: no idea why it shows upside down here.

I finished here with another 0.8, so 2.5 total. Not bad. The final cleanup was much more powdery. Now let's see how much of it drifts back into the driveway overnight.

I’m up to 1.7 here so far. Maybe with what’s left to the west I’ll finish off over 2. It’s so heavy.

It was fun to watch the snow today, but I don't think I got more than an inch here. There were a few very narrow, heavy bands but for the most part the snow diminished as it approached the lake. Fine for me: I got hours of watching snow without the cleanup.

No way this plays out, but wouldn't that be something?

Updated totals tonight;

Cross country skiing in my backyard before lunch.

I’ve added another inch this morning thanks to lake effect. Up to 8 now.