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Gino27

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  1. Higher res nam still keeps the bulk of it way east, but it did boost the secondary low.
  2. Needs to go a bit more. Gradient will be scary tight around Cbus.
  3. Right in between Dublin and Marysville. It's technically Plain City. It's gonna be a razor thin cut off I'm afraid.
  4. Looks decent for you in Mt. Vernon. Painfully close for me. Euro wants to keep that snow in the general area for about 9 hours.
  5. Probably going to be all east of me, maybe a coating. Just a slight tick west and I could see an inch or two. Eastern Ohio will do well again.
  6. Latest euro is painfully close to a decent snow. Rest of guidance seems more to the east and hits more into PA. It's probably for the better so no one can complain about it snowing in Ohio.
  7. Outside of NE Ohio it's still been relatively weak here. I've measured just north of 4" here NW of Columbus. Sure we've had more action but it's nowhere near what some of y'all are portraying it to be.
  8. How exactly does one "sacrifice" a storm? Given that you all to the west get more snow than me, with the exception of the first month or two of this season, you all certainly deserve it. But whatever happens is what happens.
  9. Most of the sub hasn't had much... so yes.
  10. Interestingly enough, IWX's AFD seems to support something frontal. I think what's tripping a lot of people is that the 500mb pattern is a more conducive to what they outlined in their tweet. Time will tell...
  11. NWS offices and numerous mets don't like the idea of there being a primary low up north with a secondary maybe forming over the apps like the models have. Maybe models will sort themselves out over the next few day.
  12. I 100% agree. Twitter seems to really be down on it too. It's still a blob out on the middle of the ocean.
  13. There's some nice things to like about it, mostly the very very cold air it has to work with. I worry it'll be too fast and a bit too warm. Hopefully we can get the trough to go negative a bit earlier like models had, and might be trending to.
  14. 2.8" so far at CMH. New daily record. Old one was 1.8"... easy one to beat.
  15. Maybe. Pockets of it seem to be intensifying too. I measured about an inch a while ago so hoping it keeps going.
  16. It's ripping right now but coming to an end soon. Very quick 1/2 inch
  17. Might get "saved" by the stuff coming out of the south. High res models had it picking up some moisture but it'll probably fall apart like everything else. LOL!
  18. Oof. Major dry slot totally screwing me in Union county. Not even a dusting. Just drove around the north end of I-270 and it was dumping with huge flakes. Looked like more than an inch for sure.
  19. Wooohooo! Looks like some of us get a big beautiful dry slot to start the morning. In all honesty It wasn't really supposed to get started this early so I have no worries.
  20. I'm thinking 1-3 across most of the Columbus area, but 3 is probably a stretch and would depend on whatever weak deformation we can squeeze out. It's nice to at least be tracking SOMETHING after last year.
  21. I didn't know this was where all the Ohio folks hung out. Tomorrow looks like a nice thump for eastern OH and an inch or two for everyone else unless we get lucking with back end or something.
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