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Ya this is definitely worse than last year, very strong smell.

Quite the hail storm yesterday! That may be the largest hail I've seen since living out this way. It came in a few waves too. At first the hail was smaller quarter size, but the second round was more intense, maybe 1" diameter.

Ef-1 tornado confirmed about 6 miles from here. The storm with the tornado warning was brief, but very intense side ways rain and wind. Anyone know how much rain we received this past week? Has to be 2-3"? https://www.weather.gov/cle/weatherstory

Back to winter today. Around 3" here on the deck. Jackpot was right around 87, there looked to be 4-6" in that area. I missed out on the meteor, but some pretty incredible videos of it out there!

My deck snow gauge is approaching 12". There's possibly some drifting near it, but still, I'm surprised we didn't get upgraded to a warning.

Winter is back. Estimating 4-5" so far, snowing moderately at the moment.

52 and beautiful outside, let the melting begin ! After tomorrow, doesn't look like many snow opportunities until the end of month...maybe.

Saw the Chardon snowfall to date listed on the square digital sign. I'm not too far behind, about 10" less. It's been a good season so far.

With the overnight snow, I'm just below 21" after some compacting.

My storm total + the lake effect yesterday is 13". The lake effect was a nice surprise that helped boost the numbers. Back to snow again today, getting deep out there. I have 20" on my deck. Hoping to make a run at 24" as that would be the most since I've lived here.

Measured 6", but I'm sure more has fallen and compacted. Light snow currently, but radar still looks good to the west / south west .

I caught a reference to this in the cle discussion The past several model cycles have seen a NW shift in the track of the surface low and resultant axis of heaviest snowfall, and there is still time for further refinements to the track as model guidance resolves the aforementioned phasing. Northern and southern stream jet phasing is known to pull systems farther NW than models initially indicate, so this NW trend has not been surprising

Seems like consistency for a 10-12" range. Maybe more if the coastal transfer is delayed. Just hoping we don't waste too much qpf overcoming the dry air that's in place.

Ya it seems we have had this situation in the past, it's helped us a few times by hanging on longer and also gone the opposite way. Let's hope it hangs on longer before transferring!

That could be. I'm guessing the totals will creep up as we get closer to the storm. Curious to get @OHweather thoughts on the storm. I'm also wondering if model qpf output takes into account the dry air in place and qpf that will be wasted due to saturation?