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30.7" at CMH; which is a helluva increase from 2016-17's measly 9.3". And +4.1" from seasonal average of 26.6" Oct: T Nov: T Dec: 8.1" Jan: 10.5" Feb: 6.0" Mar: 3.2" Apr: 2.9"

79 here, beats out 77 on 2/20/18 for this year’s max.

Very sharp gradient along I-70 in Ohio it sounds like. South of downtown, the cars were barely covered and maybe 1" on fence posts and elevated surfaces. Plenty of grassy patches still exposed and almost all of Schiller Park was still green.

Dull and dreary weather to end March here at CMH. Haven't seen the sun since late Monday afternoon as clouds, fog, and rain have taken over. 1.20" since Tuesday mornings. Not much temperature variation either. Dipped into the mid-40s early Tuesday morning after tagging 58F on Monday, but it has since been in the 50s for 50+ hours.

47.3 / 30.3 = 38.8 / +6.0 for CMH. 6.0" of snow which is just -0.1". Standing at 24.6" for the season, +3.2" to date and just shy of the seasonal total average.

73 in Cincinnati, 72 in Dayton, and 67-70 across Columbus’ airports.

64F is the forecast high for CMH today. Anything above 60F would be the high temperature for DJF, which we will hit as it's currently 57F. HRRR has CMH tagging 66F, which would be the highest since 11/5/17.

Measured 4.5" IMBY at 630am. Likely picked up another 1" with the bands that just slid up I-71.

I like ILN's 2-4" call, but wouldn't be surprised to see Central Ohio overachieve a bit (maybe 4-5") just like the 1/12/18 storm. Banding will set up along/just south of I-71 and wherever that sets up will cash in. Just like with that storm, highest totals will be east central Ohio as the storm heads east. Second storm in a row where it pays off to be along/SE I-71 and not NW (Marysville, [mount] Bellefontaine) unlike our usual storm tracking.

For CMH: 10.5" snow, snowiest month since February 2015 (15.5") -2.3F temperature (-4 on 1/2 and 60 on 1/11 and 1/22) and ironically the same as December.

I’ve never seen an hourly obs breakdown of this storm before. Purely spectacular and amazing.

Seems pretty steady to me. Maybe a slight downward trend. Models were likely underestimating snow pack since none of global mid-long range models depicted us having a base of 8-10". We'll likely see a rebound later in the week or we'll "overachieve" once the snow starts to melt with clear, sunny skies and warmer temps beginning Friday. We always "overachieve" in cutter patterns, like this weekend.

Pleasantly surprised on how this over-performed. Picked up ~1.5-2" through 4pm, then what looked like the back edge swung through between 5-6pm and dropped another 1.5". Then that light band of snow kept pushing NE from Kentucky and dropped another .5" through the overnight. Nice weekend/72 hour total of approximately 10" IMBY and most of Central Ohio.

4.0" in Columbus, nice over performer.

Trends are not in our favor unfortunately. Looking like 2-3" around Central Ohio.