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  1. Gino27
    wow okay... even 3"+ with these winds will be impossible to travel in
  2. Gino27
    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.
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    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.
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    Watch area expanded and warnings for east central OH. Gonna be nasty...
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    Gfs gives me a nice reacharound band, but this has to be the most beautiful snow-hole I've ever seen modeled
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    Way overdone, but of course I have to live right in the middle of the euro and gfs snow holes.
  7. Gino27
    not dead yet
  8. Gino27
    Watch for counties north and west of Columbus and Dayton. Only mentions 2" of accumulation
  9. Gino27
    Still time to improve, but yeah not a great look
  10. Gino27
    Yikes... not a good look at all for central OH
  11. Gino27
    Weaker/progressive trends continue. Not really overly impressive look anymore, but still impactful.
  12. Gino27
    Still very much in the game. Wonder if windshield wiper effect takes this back west tomorrow.
  13. Gino27
    I can guarantee I'll be in one of those pockets with significantly less than everyone else
  14. Gino27
    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.
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    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.
  16. Gino27
    rest in peace
  17. Gino27
    From the synopsis’ I’ve read. They mostly gave up on measuring because the drifting was so bad that there was no accurate way to measure even with averaging.
  18. Gino27
    A lot of mets are thinking the same thing. If it trends SE and keeps the same strength...watch out
  19. Gino27
    This is so close to being a huge hit for a lot of us on this board. Would be nice for Columbus to break it's streak of no storms over 6" dating back 2015.
  20. Gino27
    Well to be fair, climo does not support a storm bombing out over Indianapolis by any means so the result would likely be a bit east. Regardless a pretty good hit on euro, although likely overdone. Will be very impactful no matter the outcome.
  21. Gino27
    GEFS is pretty much exactly what we want to see at this range. Tons of moving parts and climo tells me this can’t go too much further west than overnight euro and gfs had it.
  22. Gino27
    Even the worst wind shear isn't going to be worse than 10:1. Still hurts our chances of seeing super efficient ratios though.
  23. Gino27
    wow
  24. Gino27
    I think we could get a lot more than 2-3 inches even with the current track. Ratios will be extremely efficient and an occluded low in that position can pull from Lake Michigan.
  25. Gino27
    I’ve got to assume GFS will keep going west and end up in line with other guidance. Question will be whether it’s windshield wiper effect over the next 3-5 days or if this thing goes west enough to be a Rainer for us.
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