This winter has got to be a record setter for the Snowbelt as far as lack of snowfall goes. Chardon, so far this season, has had just under 40". Ugh!
I hope the saying "What a difference a year makes" applies to next winter.
Curious here...does anyone think last year's Hunga Tonga volcanic eruption contributed to pattern disruptions causing this winter's extreme warmth? This eruption blasted a tremendous amount of water vapor into the stratosphere.
Does anybody know why Lake and Cuyahoga county are under a winter storm warning while a winter storm watch is still in effect for Geauga and Ashtabula county. For sure, CLE is not thinking of the possibility of putting these counties under and advisory...
I listened to BAMWX's storm discussion and the Met said that after watching these kind of storms for several years, he thinks there may be some southward drift in the accums, but a pretty hard hit of snow for NEOH.
GFS looks like it's trying to break the storm in two. 6z showed essentially the same thing.
All other models thus far are north and still, ostensibly, are are a single storm.
...Waiting with baited breath for the 12z Euro.