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2 hours ago, Cincy12 said:

It has been pretty bad in the Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati area. I'm in the roofing industry and we received tons of phone calls due to trees damage. One of which was from a massive Pin Oak branch that decided enough was enough. It's been a day! 

Doesn't surprise me with how saturated the ground is in these areas.  They've had a ton of rain in the past month.  Top that with extra weight on trees and weak ground to hold them up.  

Most of the short range hi-res models are favoring more snow farther SE in sub with this system.  Interesting to see if this trend continuous

6 hours ago, Jackstraw said:

Euro hot on the heels for Mon. Tues. for us a little to the south

duly noted but different thread 

4 hours ago, Hoosier said:

Regarding the end of week system, the Euro is about as far north as it can go imo.  It is a bit slower than the other models.  If it were to slow down even more than the 00z Euro, then it could actually run the risk of eventually getting sheared out by the northern stream.

I.E. 6z gfs lol

Not much discussion about the warm blob in the GOA and it's ramifications on the eastern U.S.  The current set up in pacific is eerily similar to that of '13-'14.  I think we basically need the warm blob to stay into December, and for the ENSO state to level out at weak.  I feel like all eyes are this before anyone really makes a valid Winter Forecast, all goofy computer models aside.