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Measured about the same here. The snow is fluffy and blowing around. Yeah, this has been an impressive March considering it is only the 14th. Snow depth in my yard varies greatly... with just a couple of inches in the wet areas that get sun, to 12"+ in the shady areas.

These squalls mean business. An absolute whiteout here in Chagrin right now. The next couple of days could put me close to 100" for the season which would be right around normal.

We need these favorable wind directions earlier in the season. There's a ton of snow out there... feels like mid-winter, but I would be content with closing the books on this winter.

Yeah, this storm definitely bumps it up a grade. A pic from around 5am when it was still ripping, then after sunrise.

Around 7am I measured an additional 12" since 6pm yesterday. What a nice surprise.

Picked up around 3" last night. Very fluffy snow. Thanks for the forecast OH Weather. Look forward to seeing what later today/tonight brings.

Nice! That's a lot of snow in a short amount of time. As DTA mentioned, just a coating here this morning.

Pretty crazy that Erie has a +76" snowfall departure, while CLE is -13" for the season... just 14" more than last year. I haven't see CLE's final snowfall total for the storm so that may be off somewhat.

Been awhile since we've had paste job. I measured 8-9" on the deck. From 0 - 6" in the yard.

Flipped to snow around 7:20. Deck and grass are starting to get covered. We had so much rain today there’s standing water everywhere. It will be interesting to see the snow cover in the morning. The winds are really howling. Hopefully we’ll see a slow low transfer and maximize snowfall tonight.

Sounds good. CLE just jumped on board -- ..WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO NOONEST FRIDAY... * WHAT...Heavy snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 7 to 10 inches, with localized amounts up to 13 inches, are expected. * WHERE...In Pennsylvania, Crawford county. In Ohio, Cuyahoga, Lake, Geauga, Ashtabula Inland and Ashtabula Lakeshore counties. * WHEN...From 7 PM this evening to noon EST Friday. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Plan on difficult travel conditions. Tree branches could fall. Be prepared for significant reductions in visibility at times. Snow will be heavy at times with snowfall rates of 1 to 2 inches an hour. Once the snow begins to stick to surfaces, it will begin to pile up rapidly in the heaviest snow.

Looks like a mix showing up on radar over the lake, with snow starting around the islands. I wonder if we'll have a slow turnover for those of us south of the lakeshore.

I think you are in a great spot for this storm... snowfall should only increase as you head NE out of Ohio into PA. Edinboro seems like a good spot for terrain enhancement given the elevation. It has been a frustrating winter for those that rely on a WNW or NW wind direction... we know that all too well around here.

Pretty big temp gradient across the area. Similar to a few weeks ago. Temps are in the mid 30's along the lake and on the westside. Still in the mid to upper 40's southeast of the lake.

Looks like this has the potential to be our largest synoptic storm of the year. I guess we'll know tomorrow. The warm, wet ground with marginal temps may hurt accums somewhat. I noticed that CLE mentioned cracks and openings in the ice allowing for lake enhancement the other day in the AFD. I flew into CLE yesterday afternoon and had a nice view of the lake. Outside of a few icy patches in the western basin there was no ice at all east of there -- 100% open water. I wonder if they even check the visible satellite?!

Kitchen sink out there this morning. Alternating between sleet, freezing rain and snow.

CLE issued a WWA. Mentioned the warm layer aloft as well. Looks like the 18z NAM slipped south with the heaviest precip.

Definitely a tricky forecast for the immediate lakeshore counties. The WRF (ARW) is onboard.

After the warmth this week this would certainly shock people.

Once mid-Feb comes around I'm ready to close the books on Winter. It is nice to have the longer daylight. The sun angle is that of late October at this point. We've had some big Spring snows but I'm about ready to move on. The pattern looks bad for snow over the next couple of weeks so I'm guessing we will finish around or slightly below normal. One big storm could swing things but you know our luck with "big" storms.

Temps shot up to 45 with heavy rain right now.... with temps on the low 30’s on the west side. We’ve been on the wrong side of the boundary two days in a row.

Temp imby all the way up to 36. The front is sitting just north as it’s in the upper 20’s by the lake. It’s going to be icy later today.

My expectations are very low... anything more than an inch or two would be a bonus. If anything, it will be interesting to watch things unfold. Its a messy set-up with the various waves.

The 12z WRF-NMM is about the best case scenario for Northern Ohio. After the 1st wave passes the boundary pushes just south of the first row of counties. RGEM and GFS show this to a degree as well.

Its going to be very close... but it appears we'll have a 5-6 hour period of light snow. The location of boundary will be everything. Wonder if the boundary will continue to get pushed further south following each wave.