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And then I had to drive 100 miles to go to my family Christmas party! (Not at 6:00AM though.) The end of December precipitation is like a month worth of precipitation. There were lakes in fields on my trip yesterday. Up to 3.32" (not shown) in two spots in NW Ohio over this time frame.
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my place just got the warm front fog.
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unknown precipitation? must be sleet. You're right. With colder air we would say that this low pressure position would bring a nasty snowstorm in Michigan and the Chicago area. The 850mb temps aren't close, though, really, as you would want a zone of -6C to -10C for the deformation zone and some -4C values for guaranteed snow. I would say that if things were 9degrees C cooler, we'd still manage to get rain right at Toledo, or possibly freezing rain.
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tomorrow should be a bigger tornado risk. The convection allowing models are showing a lot of discrete storms, in some cases.
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tornado reported near Dayton, TX
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not a lot happening in TX, but still getting further discussion from SPC
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SPC has put up a 10% (enhanced) level of threat for tornadoes north Houston. It is mid-winter, so I don't know if this level of risk will work out.
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Wow. So hard to break cold records these days. they must have hit -21 at 5:24 AM while the normal hourly values were both -13?
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Let’s talk winter!! Ohio and surrounding states!! 24'-25'
Chinook replied to buckeye's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
all new NWS summary of the 2004 snowstorm, exactly 20 years ago https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/ea9219fb012f426caedf479768adc2e2 -
This stuff is always amazing, that is, with the very different air masses in the winter. The 850mb temperture is -22C at Burlington VT and +15C at Goodland KS