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Once of the worst in recent memory. This will probably be the lowest snowfall I've received since moving out to South Russell 6 years ago. I've moved on to Spring. Hoping the weather breaks mid-March with warm and dry weather.

Snowing light to moderately at times. Looks like the precip shield is taking a hard right turn and drying up quickly to the west. An inch might do it here.

Yeah... the theme of this awful winter continues. Not sure how much snow we will see... I think 2" is a safe bet. But we've been burned many times underestimating WAA. It got down to 3 imby this morning. I wasn't expecting temps that cold. CLE only got down to 12 last night. We are consistently 5-10 degrees colder with overnight lows than CLE.

Let's see if our streak of rain within 48 hours of a snowfall continues this winter... Looks like it might at this point. Once again the heaviest snow went north of us last night. Only about 1.5" IMBY. Lake effect seems to picking now surprisingly. Have a had a couple of decent bursts at home.

Take care and good luck to you!

CLE calling for 1-2” tomorrow. Probably reasonable given waa always over performs around here. Pretty sad this is what we have to look forward to.

Just a coating overnight. I didn't realize that 5" was in the point forecast. I'm not sure the winds come around off of the lake before the moisture pulls away.

Woke up at 5am with a temp of 32.1/31. Glaze of ice on the driveway and a little on trees. Temp is now at 34/31 with moderate rain. How many times have we had a snowfall this winter followed by rain 24-48 hours later?

The 12z nam goes against just about every other piece of guidance. Granted the higher totals are probably mixed precip.

Nice to see the snow again this morning. Every storm track drives the WTOD to the lakeshore. Hopefully that changes later this week. Snow, melt, rinse repeat.

CLE is +8.8 through 2/6, and that's with a -15 departure on 2/1. Amazing. Haven't we seen this movie before?! Yesterday was interesting as the central lakeshore was the only area to make it into the 50's. Western OH and NW PA stayed in the 30's all day. Would have been nice to push more of the warmth over the lake to melt some ice.

The glacier on the ground is pretty resilient. Can still walk over the top without going through in spots. Hopefully the remainder melts today. Definitely a Spring feel to the air yesterday and this morning.

CLE finished -0.2 for January. Considering how warm the month started that was a big turnaround. Not sure what to think about the long range. GFS and Euro are quite different for next week. Euro would be quite a mild week while the GFS is colder.

Yeah, its not the best layer of frozen precip on the ground for kids or dogs. Happy to see it go and start fresh. Plus, I've almost burned through most of my seasoned wood already. Let's torch the ice in yard on the lake and see what happens from here on out.

The little lake is done for awhile. What an amazing amount of ice growth in a short amount of time. Counting today, CLE will have had only 12 days in January with a high temp at or below 32.

Only made it down to -7 IMBY last night. With the clear skies I thought temps would tank... maybe the winds kept the temps up. Looks like the snow will be a whiff to the southwest tomorrow.

That's really cool. Almost like that small opening is the initiation point for the entire band. Lake Erie is shut down for the time being. I'm always amazed how resilient Ontario is to ice cover.

Ha. I don't know how we are going to survive this 2 day cold shot?! The media has even started to ruin weather. These arctic outbreaks don't offer any benefit whatsoever. The central basin should be solid by tomorrow.

Hmmm... I wonder if CLE is susceptible to warm-ups? Just look at those max and mins 27 33 6 20 -8 45 0 0.03 0.7 2 14.0 33 270 M M 8 89 43 180 28 40 6 23 -5 42 0 0.14 T 2 11.8 23 160 M M 9 1 36 180 29 34 8 21 -7 44 0 0.01 0.1 T 18.7 35 250 M M 9 9 43 260

Temp didn't drop below freezing until after midnight. The warmth always seems to be slow to move out. That said, still a decent crusty snow pack out there with snow starting to fall. Maybe we can tack on an inch of fluff today to cover the glacier. Too bad we couldn't get a decent wind direction.

36/34 with rain falling. Nice to see the steadier and heavier rain right overhead . Maybe it will last just long enough to melt the pack... or what’s left of it. CLE memtioned temps fall after sunset so anytime between now and 7:45 tomorrow morning should be accurate. The next few days we can watch wny get hit with les under partly cloudy skies and bitter temps. Sorry for the rant but this winter sucks. Need a good 50-60 inches just to get to normal. With a soon to be frozen lake our chance of getting close is extremely low.

CLE's temp is up to 39. That area really is a sea of warmth... usually 5 - 10 degrees warmer than here. Now 34/18 IMBY. Good timing on going above freezing as the precip moves in... cold air will come in as it moves out

Not sure how much snow you have on the ground in Mentor but we "shouldn't" get wiped clean, at least in this area. Thankfully its not a redux of last weeks 2" of rain and 40's that wiped away the pack. Temps won't be above freezing that long. It will just make the crust underneath the powder a little crustier

I had a low of 1 early this morning... Hard to believe it will be raining later today with this airmass in place. Warm air never seems to have a problem moving into Ohio however. Looks like winds stay southwesterly behind the arctic front. Would have been nice to get a LES event before the lake completely freezes over. WNY is the place to be. .NEAR TERM /THROUGH TUESDAY/... Update to the update... Fixed forecast for tonight with the timing with the cold front. Slowed timing of the falling temperatures, as temperatures won`tstart crashing until after sunset. As a result, there will be a longer period of time with potential mixed precipitation/rain and have reduced snow totals for parts of the forecast area as it will be too warm for snow. CLE's long range was quite ugly as well. If the pattern change lasts a "couple of weeks" I'll be more than ready to move on to Spring. A look at the global northern hemispheric circulation is beginning to show signs that the Arctic air from the North Pole will begin to flow back toward Russia once again in a similar fashion as what occurred through December. This will aid in ejecting the cold air mass expected Tuesday and Wednesday east of the area fairly quickly. This upper level pattern change will support the possibility of stronger ridges building into North America as we head into the weekend. The North Atlantic and Arctic oscillations are indicating a change to a strong positive phase over the next couple weeks and perhaps a warming trend.

Yep. Same here. It would be awful to get more rain, then frigid cold early next week. Hoping that changes for the better.