dta1984

Anyone else feel the earthquake today? Very distinct, but brief shake in Chardon. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us70003xny/executive

Finally a stretch of nice dry days. Was out in the yard yesterday and surprised how not overly soaked the yard was. The past few springs seem to have been very wet.

Nam trying to give us several inches Saturday night. If it's going to be cold on Sunday, might as well snow.

Getting a pretty good burst of snow. From webcams looks very elevation dependant mainly 271 east, then rain elsewhere. Grass is about covered in Chardon.

Yep, 52.5 is my unofficial tally. Downright ugly.

Forgot how nice 40s and sun feels! Tomorrow and Thurs should be really nice until some rain. I'm ready for an early spring.

Yikes I don't think I realized how little snowfall the airport has had the past several years. Definitely points to how little synoptic snowfalls the area has had lately.

3" of very fluffy snow overnight.

Looks like a lake effect band or enhancement has developed. Surprised to see a wwa for 3-5". Just light snow here, but the band looks to be slowly sinking south.

Appreciate it!! I have had a few 4runners and love them! Always handle the snow like a champ. I do love the 4wd system in the runner, locking center diff as well. Starting to look at trucks and naturally the Tundra is high on my list. Not as refined interior as the gm products, but seem much better resale and reliability as mentioned. Thanks again!

Sorry for the OT, but I'm pretty sure someone in here mentioned buying a Tundra a few months ago. Curious how you liked it so far?

Actually last winter was decent..or average. A "39 March definitely saved that winter. I had 109" which lines up with the data from CLE https://www.weather.gov/cle/Climate_Snowfall_2017-18

Where's our wagons north crew when you need them?

Lol I wish! There's no saving this winter, but one last big dog would be nice. Had a half inch or so the past few mornings that melt quickly. A few inches on the ground in Chardon.

Bummer. Be lucky to cross 50" at this point. Though there always seems to be a decent March storm or two.