You have had 8 days of 90+ this year according to your signature. Stop complaining. You have already surpassed 2014 and 2017 and it won't take much to match or exceed 2023.
A random pop up thunderstorm just skirted my area yesterday. We had full sunshine with a quick heavy downpour. 1/8 of a mile away it was dry. The rainbow was spectacular though. Less than 0.1" of rain though so it won't do much given the current heat.
GRR mentioned the possibility of frost in the norther sections of the forecast area. I have to think Gaylord and some of the surrounding areas are in line for a frost or two this week.
Pretty good soaker and a great light show going in here over lunch. A little better than I expected. GRR mentioned weaking as they came on shore and moved east so I wasn't expecting too much.
Blooms started on the breadford pear trees this weekend in my back yard. Lots of green buds starting to show up on trees. It won't be long before fruit growers will be sweating every forecast for frost.
My brother was in college right outside of Xenia and the clinic on campus had their roof torn off. Many students went into Xenia the following day to help clean up and it was every bit as bad as the pictures and description you hear about.
Looking like 3"-5" overnight and tomorrow. High end totals could push us out of even a top 20 least snowy winter. Crazy a winter this bad can look a little better than it seems when comparing to past duds. It is hard to imagine a winter with less snow than this but the historical record would say about 1 in every 6 has been this bad or worse.
There is a subforum for this - https://www.americanwx.com/bb/forum/18-climate-change/ If every post you made wasn't 100% related to this subforum I wouldn't be complaining, but since that is all you do, take it over there will you.
That is crazy you have been there. Not a lot of people can say they intentionally went to the Woodsfield area. I grew up just to the west of Monroe County in Noble County. That is indeed a beautiful part of Ohio and nothing like the area North of I-70 and West of I-71 which is what most people think of when they think of Ohio.