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Thread started 02/24/10 9:28pm

Evvy

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Thunder and Lightening During a Snow Storm?

I wanna run- but dont have nowhere to go- anybody else here in Chi-city? eek
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Reply #1 posted 02/24/10 9:46pm

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It's not common but it's not that uncommon either.
If it weren't snowing, it would be raining, so where would you go then?
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Reply #2 posted 02/25/10 1:02am

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We get thunder & lightning sometimes when we get really bad blizzards here. Last time I recall it happening was almost two years ago. We ended up getting over a foot of snow.
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Reply #3 posted 02/25/10 4:30am

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SUPRMAN said:

It's not common but it's not that uncommon either.
If it weren't snowing, it would be raining, so where would you go then?


boxed hide under the bed- biggrin

this is the first time I have experienced loud thunder and lightening in the dead of a chicago winter snow storm. its almost like something fell from the sky-

scary
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Reply #4 posted 02/25/10 4:40am

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Thundersnow is my most favoritest thing in the whole world! biggrin

The same thing that causes thunder in a rainstorm causes thunder in a snowstorm - vertical development (convection) in a storm cell.

To get vertical development, you need colder air overlying a warmer layer, plus a lifting mechanism (a front, a jet stream or both). In winter, the air tends to be uniformly cold and the jet stream tends to be farther south than the typical northern hemisphere storm track. geek

Occasionally, however, everything lines up atmospherically and you get thundersnow!
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Reply #5 posted 02/25/10 4:43am

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Genesia said:

Thundersnow is my most favoritest thing in the whole world! biggrin

The same thing that causes thunder in a rainstorm causes thunder in a snowstorm - vertical development (convection) in a storm cell.

To get vertical development, you need colder air overlying a warmer layer, plus a lifting mechanism (a front, a jet stream or both). In winter, the air tends to be uniformly cold and the jet stream tends to be farther south than the typical northern hemisphere storm track. geek

Occasionally, however, everything lines up atmospherically and you get thundersnow!



and see- I thought it was the end of the world....
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Reply #6 posted 02/25/10 6:37am

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Evvy said:

Genesia said:

Thundersnow is my most favoritest thing in the whole world! biggrin

The same thing that causes thunder in a rainstorm causes thunder in a snowstorm - vertical development (convection) in a storm cell.

To get vertical development, you need colder air overlying a warmer layer, plus a lifting mechanism (a front, a jet stream or both). In winter, the air tends to be uniformly cold and the jet stream tends to be farther south than the typical northern hemisphere storm track. geek

Occasionally, however, everything lines up atmospherically and you get thundersnow!



and see- I thought it was the end of the world....


Nah. Just weather. shrug

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Reply #7 posted 02/25/10 7:47am

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I was listening to the news earlier, and they mentioned the possibility of thunder and lightning here (NYC/NJ) this evening with the heavy snow we're experiencing. They even made a reference to Chicago! biggrin

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Reply #8 posted 02/25/10 8:43am

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I wanna run- but dont have nowhere to go- anybody else here in Chi-city? eek

Being from Oklahoma where weather is the most random and weird as anywhere in the world...Yes I've seen that during snow. I remember it quite well. It was the winter of 1994. I left work early because the whole damn city was closing down with this horrible snow storm that was coming down. Throughout the whole day, there was thunder. In all my years of living in Oklahoma, it was the first time I had ever seen that. There was lightning reported in some areas as well.
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Reply #9 posted 02/25/10 9:33am

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;hah: I thought I was losing my mind last night. I heard the thunder. I didn't see the lightning. I thought it was about to be 'quake part two up in here. lol I remember hearing thunder during the Winter a looong time ago when I was about 10 or 11. My gramma didn't believe me and said it was a freight truck hitting a pothole. confused
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Reply #10 posted 02/25/10 10:09am

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LadyLuvSexxy said:

;hah: I thought I was losing my mind last night. I heard the thunder. I didn't see the lightning. I thought it was about to be 'quake part two up in here. lol I remember hearing thunder during the Winter a looong time ago when I was about 10 or 11. My gramma didn't believe me and said it was a freight truck hitting a pothole. confused

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