I got accepted to WWU, so I'll be living in a snowier climate soon!

Social media was hyping the hell out of winter setting in on Thanksgiving and continuing after that. Not really going to be the case except probably northern areas. It's so toxic. Just try to get as many clicks and as much attention as possible.

Florida is looking very nice this time of year. Still summer in this part of FL. Way better than the cool weather we have been seeing. The rain has been very nice this fall though

Hard to think of too many in my lifetime. The November 2015 storm is officially the 2nd largest November snowstorm on record for Chicago, but it was the storm that had the really nasty gradient between O'Hare and the lakefront that you can't really see on the map that I posted earlier. O'Hare had double digits, Midway had more like 5-6" and the lakefront only had about an inch. The onshore flow was just too much to overcome... maybe would've overcome it if it had just been a few degrees colder aloft. That winter of course featured the super Nino from hell. You kind of know what an uphill battle it is going in since strong Ninos almost always suck (maybe with an exception or two) so all in all, I felt like my area made the most out of a bad hand that was dealt from mother nature. Besides the November storm, there was the late December storm (though it was a sleet bomb around here) and the February 24 storm.

Temperature sure do drop after the sunsets