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Gino27

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  1. Sorry ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ... I still don't like the way it has that gap between western and eastern ohio. Keeps looking better on vort and euro had a similar look. Might be a sneaky good system.
  2. Reminds me of a surprise 4-5 inches I got ahead of a big NE storm in 2018. High res models were the only ones to pick it up and not until about 36 hours out.
  3. Possibly yeah. Will probably depend on what radar shows the day of honestly. I will have to deal with pretty rough temps and mixing with rain unfortunately.
  4. Like @StormfanaticInd said, I'll gladly take this. A a few more ticks west and this ain't bad at all.
  5. Could be my climate where I get small dogs at the consistency of big dogs. Coming up on 10 years since my last 10+.
  6. With something like this I'd much rather be where you are. Lots of these systems leave a dead zone from about I-71 to Pittsburgh.
  7. I will likely get screwed by the transfer and only pick up a dusting. Unless of course there's a big time trend either east, or west in which I get the edge of the main event or the pre-transfer.
  8. GFS ensembles continue to slowly tick west with the big NE storm next week. I might be able to sneak in a few inches.
  9. Mine too. Would love to see it slow down a bit before becoming a coastal.
  10. I mentioned earlier that big changes in the strat like SSW's that seem to always be pushed back by models aren't valid. GFS actually bumped this up a day. Will have to see what the euro and ensembles do. Certainly something to watch out for.
  11. Big thing to watch is if the models keep moving the goal posts with them. If a SSW keeps showing up at the end of the run, it's not valid. If it gets closer as time goes on, it might be legit.
  12. Far from over. Seems like most guidance is garbage outside of 5 days. Each signal has a chance.
  13. Rain/snow mix here in plain city. My station is reading 33.6 degrees when I was supposed to be around 38. Probably from the dousing of cold rain overnight.
  14. I still don’t get why ILN is only wanting to make maps for part of the storm, and going a bit low while doing so.
  15. ILN still going very conservative. WWA for 2-4 inches even north of Bellefontaine, which they have a forecast of 3-7 for.
  16. The difference between the offices is pretty astonishing. ILN put this "all of ohio" map out this morning, which is usually a mashup of ILN, IWX, RLX, PBZ and CLE. However, it's really obvious that IWX and CLE have much higher amounts for areas like Findlay and Toledo, along with slightly higher down towards Columbus. I'm sure they will iron these out today, but it's odd to see one office suggesting winter storm watches for an area while one county over an office think 3" max.
  17. Definitely going conservative for now. I'm assuming they have the same low confidence as I do lol.
  18. They just updated it to include the rest of Tuesday. This is either conservative, or genius. Time will tell.
  19. ILN is also forecasting this as a two round system. There would still be a few more inches across the board after 4am.
  20. They love to bump up totals about 12 before onset. I’m really interested to see how much weight they give the gfs given that the other models are near warning levels for northern counties.
  21. I second this. Bellefontaine also has about 500ft of higher elevation so they may have less issues with accum.
  22. Our offices around here tend to be extremely conservative in regards to blizzard warnings. Big storm in January 2019 had conditions like what is expected for over 6 hours and ILN just did a WSW and mentioned blizzard conditions.
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