Jim Martin

IWX, ILN, and CLE are holding off on any headlines for right now.

ILN going 2-4" for their far northern CWA. A tad conservative I would think at first thought.

Just wondering if headlines will be forthcoming in the next 24-36 hours for NW Ohio. By looking at the 12z model guidance, suspect those headlines will come. Just thinking out loud.

0z GFS looks to be more progressive to the east.

Seems like the NAM has been more east than the other forecast models. Possibly the NAM is an outlier?

5 minutes ago, Snownado said:

Do you have a map ?

18z Euro has Western OH and eastern IN in bullseye for the heaviest snow.

GFS Ensemble 18z.

12z Euro from today.

12z GFS Ensemble liking western Ohio for quite a bit of snowfall.

0z GFS has the storm center on the Ohio/Pennsylvania border out by Monday evening.

18z GFS.

The latest from the National Weather Service in Northern Indiana.

1 minute ago, Stebo said:

GFS going to be massively west on this run.

The suspense continues...

Storms as they approached downtown earlier today. The storms were ferocious to say the least. 

Powerful line of storms continue. 79 MPH wind gust reported near Lorain, OH. Also, damage reports starting to come in from the Cleveland area. Line moving northeast towards Ashtabula and Erie, PA.

Damaging line of severe thunderstorms in progress here in northern Ohio. Numerous reports of power lines down or leaning already coming in. The Storm Prediction Center is considering a severe thunderstorm watch for north central and northeast Ohio. Highest wind gusts so far 72 MPH at Ottawa in Putnam County, 66 MPH wind gust in Lima in Allen County, and 65 MPH wind gust at Deshler in southeast Henry County. 

4 hours ago, Hoosier said:

Yeah, gonna be weird having a different host.  I read that they taped episodes as recently as October 29, so his condition must have gone downhill pretty swiftly.

Trebek had done game shows since the 1970s, including High Rollers and Classic Concentration for instance.

Seconds before the storm hit here downtown. 60 MPH wind and some damage here in town.

Skies cleared earlier today for this view.