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NAM pretty much on it's own with a little clipper Tuesday morning. RGEM gives Ohio a little bit of snow to start 

15 hours ago, nwohweather said:

Columbus is a surprisingly mild place. It makes sense though, there really are not many storm tracks that make their way into Columbus. Miller C’s and clippers are really the only way they see accumulations 

It has also been a lot razor thin cutoffs, especially in the last decade. Places just 20 miles N and NW of Columbus consistently get 6"+ while Columbus proper will be all rain or sleet. There might be microclimate reasons relating to the Scioto Valley. 

Been ripping here on OSU campus. Lovely overachiever 

Gfs run in a way reminds me of the 2/20/19 system. I got a nice front end thump out of that. 

3 hours ago, buckeye said:

Wow we did better then expected, maybe like  4”?    All calm fresh powder. -4.  Ready for the ground blizzard

I got down to -9.6° with 4-5”. Definitely an over performance. 

-1 degrees and complete whiteout at my location. Doesn't look much better near campus.

20 degrees, winds gusting to 30, and ripping snow

Absolutely ripping right now. Hope it keeps up

Changed over around 10:45. Been coming down good since

wow okay... even 3"+ with these winds will be impossible to travel in

2 minutes ago, mimillman said:

I like the 3-6” call for LOT CWA. I think biggest congrats are in order for the GRR crew. It is rare to see your office, who routinely sounds grumpier than me in their AFDs, hype up an event. And it seems warranted.

Also good to see Ohio get it on the action given they’ve ACTUALLY had bad luck past few winters

We still have the triple threat of unforecasted warm tongue, sleet with surface temps of 12 degrees, and a fat 50 mile wide dry slot that are inevitable and Columbus gets them with every storm. This is why CMH hasn't measured >/= 6" from a single event since 2015.

GFS is on it's own with that solution. I've seen a few meteorologists say that they think it's possible for a gfs solutions where the ULL closes off early and south, but we will have to wait and see. I'm still intrigued with every model really hammering down lower snow totals in the Scioto Valley. I know how valleys can funnel warm air and create a precip shadow, but it seems a bit overdone.

Watch area expanded and warnings for east central OH. Gonna be nasty...

Gfs gives me a nice reacharound band, but this has to be the most beautiful snow-hole I've ever seen modeled

9 minutes ago, CoachLB said:

Only has K-ratio. 18z Euro

Way overdone, but of course I have to live right in the middle of the euro and gfs snow holes. 

not dead yet

Watch for counties north and west of Columbus and Dayton. Only mentions 2" of accumulation

1 minute ago, JayPSU said:

Now just a dusting of snow here.  I’m telling you, stick a fork in it.

Still time to improve, but yeah not a great look

Yikes... not a good look at all for central OH

Weaker/progressive trends continue. Not really overly impressive look anymore, but still impactful.

Still very much in the game. Wonder if windshield wiper effect takes this back west tomorrow.

3 minutes ago, Powerball said:

Definitely a weenie run, but probably the best case "spread the wealth" outcome to make as many people happy as possible.

I can guarantee I'll be in one of those pockets with significantly less than everyone else

Looks like a real screw over for my area if the GFS gets it's way. Cold comes in too late for changeover, and the backside falls apart.

GFS takes a big jump to the NE. The east trend we are probably rooting for might actually be the worst case scenario if we don't get a favorable axis on the trowel with the low too far north. Then we're limited on our backside potential.

rest in peace