Jim Martin

1 hour ago, BrandonC_TX said:

SPC has now introduced a 5% tornado risk in the vicinity of the tri-point of MI/IN/OH.  15% hatched hail risk now extends northwest to Chicago, although areas further south (like Cincinnati and Indianapolis) have been removed from the hatched risk.

Could the risk for severe weather tomorrow be extended a bit further north than previously forecast?

Sunset earlier this evening.

View looking west from downtown Findlay nearing the lunch hour.

Ended up with 1.5" of wet snow yesterday afternoon, along with another 1.5" of fluffy snow overnight last night.

Low last night in Findlay was 5 above zero. Currently it is 40 in Findlay.

Low last night in Lima was 2 above zero. Currently it is 39 in Lima.

About one inch here in Findlay. Changing over to rain currently.

This looks to be more of a freezing rain/sleet setup for NW Ohio. That can be just as tricky. Some of you are whining because this is not a true snow storm setup. Ice can be just as challenging as snow.

6 minutes ago, StormChaser4Life said:

Looks like nam continues to cave to other models. Another step NW. It is a lot narrower with the snow and and has a very small corridor of significant snow with a medium sized area of 2-3in

Not from what I saw. It has colder air in #NWOhioWx and more of freezing rain/sleet setup.

From the NWS in Cleveland.

Starting to feel there will be accumulating snow Wednesday Night and Thursday in #NWOhioWx.