F4 tornado moving through Stoughton,  Wisconsin in July     2005. Winds were estimated at more than 200 mph!
    Niagara Falls       Queen of the Falls
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   Chicago Metropolitan Forecast   Monday  February 8th 2010


MONDAY:  Some sunshine early with overcast conditions developing by 10am. High 28.....Light snow develops overnight with 1 to 2" possible by morning.

TUESDAY:  SNOW!    Slowly moving storm system will produce steady snow all day with varying rates of snowfall as several spokes of energy will be rotating through Illinois over a 36 hour period....Initial estimates will range from 5 to 7" based on the long duration of this storm and constant feed of southerly flow...High 28

WEDNESDAY:  Steadiest snow ending between 9 and 11am with some locations possibly receiving nearly 8" by the time the system departs the region.       High 26

THURSDAY:   Mostly sunny and COLD.  High 15 - 20

FRIDAY:  Mostly sunny and continue cold.  High 20

SATURDAY & SUNDAY:  Mixture sun and clouds...High 25

  Cumulonimbus cloud Rick took from the
cockpit of a DC-10 while working for United
DiMaio Weather
F3 Tornado Damage  150 mph