HighTechEE

Update, snow became a little steadier about 11am IMBY, we have 1/3 to 1/2" on the grass and car tops now at 32.4 (coldest of the day so far).

First snow (storm) flakes of the season IMBY started about 8am this morning, radar looks like heavy snow down in Highland Co.

Haven't seen him recently.

Very interesting article on the Nov 1950 storm, my dad said we got 3ft in our home town of Nelsonville, in NW Athens Co Ohio, this one had wicked artic air to work with and 100MPH winds blowing in from the Atlantic. Buffalo had mid 50's with Tstorms and the OV was in single digits!: https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/Great-Appalachian-Storm-Thanksgiving-Week-1950

It happened once, Nov 1950!

More often than not over the last 15yrs or so I usually put up my Xmas lights up wearing shorts around Thanksgiving AND take them down at New Years in shorts here in SW Ohio (also just before or after a round of golf).

I was staying at the Sandusky KOA walleye fishing over the weekend and yesterday morning was a b1tch trying to pack up and load the truck to head home, I bet 3" fell on us in the 3hr period starting at 5:30am! In contrast my yard on the SE of Dayton is burning up, only had more than a half inch in one day since the first of Aug!

This is an interesting ILN discussion, and colorful: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=ILN&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off I posted this as my yard is drier than a popcorn fart!

Nice find, I was a junior at Ohio University during that Feb'84 storm commuting 12 miles, that afternoon the snow started w/temps in the mid 30s and it still pilled up at a rate of 2"/hr on the roads! For the April '87 storm I had moved to Dayton after I graduated OU and we got like 4-5" here, but my brother still lived in NW Athens county and they got 18" in 24hrs with 12hrs of thundersnow!

Thundersnow in many locations in Indiana right now!

For any of you who fish for Steelhead in the Rocky River I'm coming up with my B-I-Law next weekend the 22nd-24th to try it again. I didn't catch any last November, but didn't know what I was doing then, maybe better luck this time!

LMAO, software needs a little tweaking!

I'm coming up to the SW CLE area this weekend to fish for Steelhead in the Rocky River with my brother-in-law, not sure I'm going to be able to dress warm enough (since it was near 90 just a few weeks ago)!

Not sure if this is a record, but Christmas Eve '83 was a b**ch in Ohio, here's KDAY: 12/24/1983 7:00PM -15.0°F -43.2°F -27.9°F 52% 30.45in 4.0mi West 23.0mph

I know technically this is a southern Ohio thing, but is there any particular reason it is drier than a popcorn fart in Lancaster thus the 90 degree reading at 1pm? OHZ036-037-039>041-045>050-054>059-063>069-073>076-082>088-161800- CENTRAL AND SOUTHEAST OHIO CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS COLUMBUS FAIR 82 60 47 SW8 29.99F OSU AIRPORT FAIR 82 60 47 SW14 29.99F BOLTON FIELD MOSUNNY 82 63 51 SW14 30.00F RICKENBACK AFB FAIR 83 60 46 SW12G17 29.99F NEWARK FAIR 81 59 47 W12 30.00F MARION FAIR 82 58 43 SW17G24 29.98F LANCASTER FAIR 90 32 12 SW9 30.01F ZANESVILLE FAIR 81 59 47 S9 30.02F NEW PHILLY FAIR 79 55 43 S10 30.02F