dilly84

Just skipped right over me saying that earlier eh lol

Think we should keep this system today in mind. Gfs has consistently showed a mix or plain rain. I'm getting moderate snow. And it could also be screwing with models still.

Yea but hey, you aas wrong about ukie and euro. They're actually almost the same. So now you can go back to being an optimist lol

We're alive!!!

Through 66 temps never go above freezing on the surface

Yay I was accurate lol

Well here we go. I say it corrects between yesterday's 12z and last nights 0z. Will still be solid for i70 crew.

Our local is Stein brewing co. Have a habanero ipa that's pretty fantastic.

Hrdps is bringing the moisture.. big time eventhough its weaker. Dont know a thing about the model. Guess it's a form of the hrrr?

Eh it's a change. I have some founders kbs as well but it's a special occasion beer. Usually I'm more of an ipa guy. Brewery in coshocton county is my favorite. Wooly pig farm.

No duclaw brewery. Used to be my beer of choice, mostly ipas now. No weed for me lol. Beer and whiskey on occasion. Tonight may be one of those occasions lol.

Little early in the day lol. Got me some sweet baby jesus for later though haha

Most account for rain. They dont account for freezing rain and sleet. Pivotal is only one I know of that does.

Up to uncle now. I do however think you'll see correction on 18 and 0z and they'll show the system a tad weaker there for a tad southeast. Save this post lol.

A little early to be making that call. Pretty ignorant.

Does it take into account mixing? If not that's a great run for us.

So let's be optimistic. Here are 4 main runs for 12z. I dont have access to ukie snow maps but, we know most show a mix aside the nam, but the snow map alone shows how close we are to a big snow. We dont need much wobble for these to be accurate

Fv3 has a perfect track. Brings mixing though. Same issue we've been having... here's the map.

Seems like itd be a good track

March 08

Happy thoughts for you buckeye. Name that storm Four days before the storm, neither the NWS nor the television forecasters were calling for a significant event. The winter of __________ had brought several storm busts, and none of them seemed ready to buy into another one. So right up to 24-36 hours before the event began, forecasters were calling for 6″ maximum north and west of the I-71 corridor with a mix along the corridor and mostly rain to the south and east. So, right up until the end, many Ohioans were led to believe that this would be a large, but still a run-of-the-mill, snow event.

I honestly think this weekend will be an i70 special. You'll end up with 8-12" of wind blown snow.. FWIW the fv3 is slower and a tad further south.

Keep in mind the NAM wasn't horrible. None of them were horrible. Its literally a mb or 2 change to shift these all 25 miles southeast which is all we need. Still 3 days out, I'm not too concerned yet.

Good ol pessimism lmao.

The low doesn't really get any further north. Just the rain gets further north.