My cousin measured 7" in coshocton at 8am. But they switched to rain and with compacting took them back to 2. Models still showing another 3-4 for most of us east of cmh. So we'll see.
Well we'll see. I'm going by nearly every model. Also the post with it clearly says because of tighter gradients, some areas could see a couple inches more or less in those tighter areas.
That be me lol. I'm just going by model guidance. I'm absolutely shocked that NWS hasn't issued warnings.. blows my mind. The only reason to not is if theyre only going by their gut and not the models. Hell even iln map has 12-18 in coshocton county.
UKIE and NAM are similar for my area, the GFS and GEM want to cut off the heavier stuff to western OH only. Guess we'll see which way EURO goes being the tiebreaker lol.