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36 minutes ago, buckeye said:

12z gfs fits my collage nicely

The joe bastardi has me dying lol. Do you still subscribe to his blog? Lol

3 minutes ago, pondo1000 said:

March ‘08 redux anyone? 

Lol just came to see if anyone commented on that. It's been on there few days now. 

Official. Stick a fork in er, it's done. May be the worst winter I can ever remember. Who's ready for the torch? I know I am. Let's get to the 60s and 70s and stay there.

11 hours ago, chuckster2012 said:

As expected, it's now down to about 2"..

I said a week ago, winter is dead. Outside of maybe a couple inches here and there. Where are we at on the season? Will cmh sniff average?

I'd say a 80% chance we can stick a fork in this winter. It's done. Barring a late February/Early March system. That said if it isn't a monster at that point.... Bring on the torch. 

23 hours ago, pondo1000 said:

Overperformer Sunday followed by an underperformer a few days later. Take what we can get I guess. 

And now looks like nothing through mid February. Looks like another craptastic Ohio winter. 

1 hour ago, vespasian70 said:

Buckeye's on his cruise ... most of the rest have jumped ship to wxsphere. Nice to see it's pouring over there ... starting to add up here too!

I'm still here. Heavy snow here currently. In the line of the heaviest stuff for at least 2 or 3hrs. See where we end up.

Also, what the hell happened to Alberta clippers? We used to get those yearly. Now, that's even a rarity.

We may as well just quit making these threads. Do we even get snow anymore? Like snow that's worth even really discussing? This is what 3 or 4 years now? It's getting ridiculous. 

1 minute ago, HighTechEE said:

Just woke up and they grass is covered IMBY, so at least 3" has fell and still snowing hard. Could end up with about 4" total w/o actually measuring.

Wish I could get video of how hard it's snowing here right now. We are probably at 2.5-3 inches in hour and 30 minutes.

32 minutes ago, Floydbuster said:

Getting closer to me here. 

It's hammering here. Everything is covered in the first hour. Wind is whipping now.

Switched over here about 10 minutes ago. LFG. Hope it rips

4 minutes ago, CoachLB said:

37 and snowing nicely 

Good sign. Radar still showing you as rain. Maybe that cold air is wrapping in earlier. 

2 minutes ago, HighTechEE said:

Cold front just west of KDAY, snow is on the Ohio/Indiana border!

Other forum going bonkers because Illinois and others aren't breaking 1 or 2 inches. Hopefully that's not the case here

SREF plumes for my area showing a mean of 6" now. Hopefully that'd be enough that the wind doesn't leave the yards bare. 1 or 2" I don't think we'd really have a white christmas

10tv and nbc4 in columbus really going out with 1-2" across most of the state. 

4 minutes ago, pondo1000 said:

Some have said the high wind cuts ratios a bit. 

Be impossible to measure accurately regardless. Just a gut feeling it's gonna be bigger than people expect. If you know me from the years here, I'm usually pessimistic. I just have a gut feeling with this one. 

12 minutes ago, Gino27 said:

wow okay... even 3"+ with these winds will be impossible to travel in

I see no scenario where it's only 10:1 ratio. Not with these Temps. No way.

Well every model but the NAM is giving most of us at least 4 or 5" will NAM pull the coup? If GFS becomes the accurate model, it'll be a sight to behold. 8-10" of snow in mainly 5hrs or so.

0z GFS. I'm rooting for it.

11 minutes ago, Rd9108 said:

I'm no expert but it would appear so.

 

 

Guess wait and see if it's a blip. NAM seemed a little stronger as well.

Low seems to be about 75 miles SE on the 18z compared to 12z unless I'm seeing it wrong. 

Yall see 18z gfs lol.

GFS still trying to give me 8"+ not real sure what to make of it. 

8 minutes ago, Floydbuster said:

If Cleveland/Akron winds up with 50-60 mph wind gusts and 5-8 inches of snow, that'll be one heck of a storm.

Well the modeling sucks with qpf, they're all significantly different. 1" of snow with 40mph winds is wildly different than even 4" with 40 mph winds.