LakeEffectOH
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OHweather, what happened to cause the snowflakes to not be so good?
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Updated list: Snow equivalent: GFS AI - .79/~12" GFS - .71/~10.5" CMC - .75/~11" ECMWF - .77/~11.5" Average snow accumulation per 12z models: ~11"
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Those numbers make sense. Snow equivalent: GFS AI - .79/~12" GFS - .71/~10.5" CMC - .75/~11"
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It looks like most models are showing us keeping a deformation zone of light snow into Monday morning, so that's good. It's the transfer that's always so unpredictable.
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Thinking the biggest risk is the transfer of energy to the coastal low.
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Yeah, the fact that it was so cold the night before last had an impact, I'm sure.
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I wonder if anything was mixed in with the snow. The roads this morning were unusually slushy for 1-2" of snow with temps in the upper 20s.
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Here in Chesterland, I believe at least 15” fell as of now with 3’ drifts against the front of my house. Easily the heaviest snow here since 12/2020!!
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Nice, just yesterday, there were indications that it was going to be a pretty meh event.
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NWS just upgraded much of NEO to a LESW!
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Hopefully we can score nicely over the course of this week.
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This year, heaviest snows have been hitting a bit to the south of the primary. Congrats to those in the secondary!
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Better enjoy the cold & snow now. Looks like our chances for a white Christmas are dwindling.
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Yep, there's always payback! Hopefully there won't be that much payback for all the cold we've seen for the past few weeks...
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Haven't had near as much snow this month as points south have.
