Why CLE wouldn't issue any advisory for the Toledo area is beyond me! We've had two inches in two hours and have accidents everywhere. We also have another 2 to go. On top of that we will have a legit flash freeze overnight with 30-40 mph winds and an absolutely treacherous morning commute. It's like having 7/10 indicators for tornadoes and not issuing a watch. Almost borderline negligent. If it's not happening in Cleveland proper or the snowbelt, they won't mention it.
It's nice to have Stebo in our neck of the woods offering his insight and wisdom. He's kind of like a big brother for us Michigan/Indiana/Ohio folk. Thanks, Stebo
Definitely wagons south with this so far today. Seems to be a disconnect with Thermals though. Models seems to be playing catchup with a quickly evolving pattern. Thoughts??
Do you think this will affect all of Ohio?? Thanks for brining this to our attention. Also, in this current set up, why doesn't Toledo get lake affect. Is it our Elevation??
What mesoscale model depicts lake affect/enhancement the best?? Sitting here in Toledo hoping for some lake enhancement with tomorrow's stiff easterly wind. Any help would be appreciated.
Some serious cold starting to show up in the long range. Are teleconnections supporting this?? I thought this was supposed to stay in the NW and Alaska.
Will never happen in my life time. Something like that happened in the early 1900's. I saw pics of the Railroad that takes that route from Toledo to Chicago.
Honestly, this one just feels better. I'd be willing to bet that the current area of modeled snow will only shift 100 miles either way and gets a good portion of the sub!