WHEATCENT

57 degrees here today in Northern Ohio and outside the failed storm that actually hit toldeo and indiana and only dropped like 5 inches here in CLE earlier in Feb, I feel this. it was in the 20's and teens here for 10 days barley any snow, bare ground, and before that period, the last snow we had was 9 inches in two days that melted immediately after Christmas. and since i'm right on the lake we got 9 inches on December 1st but it never got below 35 while it fell and was gone in 2 days. one of our local mets posted that we've never not had snow in march (we average like 12 inches) and so far the models are warm and zzz though 10 days.....

nice thump of snow and trending colder for monday morning

Been doing this in Far North East Ohio all morning.

Radar shows heavy snow but isn't verified by looking out the window lol

Typical LE miss for me Spring time

I'm here for some Lake Effect

Was looking forward to the backend but nope switches to sleet/tiny flakes/zr rofl

Yeah i was looking at 10-15 last night on the models and i'll be lucky to see 6 not in drifts.

Welp And now its heavy sleet sigh

Right on the edge of the mix and its all snow and huge flakes

Look at all that sleet movin in

Its stayed all snow for me so far right on the lake in mentor

Lots of sleeting in Columbus and Cincinnati hope we stay all snow

is the NAM useful in this close range?

HRRR gets mixing all the way up here now rofl

How reliable is the RAP model? Keeps laying down 14 or so along the lakeshore haha

The 6z GFS for the Thursday storm is insane lol

CLE lakeshore counties still look safe *nervous*

these NAM models lol

was wondering the same thing.

the NAM is showing a mix when its in the mid 20s possible?

it seems the NAM's are an outlier compared to every other model we'll see....-_-

These models are an absolute joke

Time to cancel the warning for CLE what trash

Can someone post the 6z euro?