(1:00PM - 10/27/19) The first snow of the season is expected for portions of the state, tonight through early Tuesday morning.
Model guidance continues to be in very good agreement, thus no real changes will be needed with going forecast. A weak and fast moving storm system is expected to move through the region on today and Tuesday. An area of rain will overspread the state later this evening into tonight. As colder air filters in, this rain will turn to snow across portions of far Western, Northwest and far Northern Illinois Monday night. Snow will then continue across these areas into early Tuesday morning. While this will not be a significant snow, it will be the first snowfall of the season for affected areas. Final snow accumulations will be on the light side, ranging from a dusting to upwards of 1-3" for affected areas. Below is the TAM snowfall forecast for this event.
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Dave-o
10/28/2019 06:37:51 pm
EURO model is showing the largest snowfall totals in a path much farther inland, in a line roughly encompassing DeKalb, to Ottawa north to south, and running NE from SW of Ottawa to almost ORD.
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