dta1984
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I would think the meso short range models would be the ones to pay attention to and that generally pick up on the lake involvement.
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Nam runs continue to look good 1.25-1.5" on the 18z
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Seems like a good snowfall range. Models have been ticking back north a bit today. Hopefully we get some lake enhancement to help out as well.
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Another day of great euro and gfs runs. Still hesitant to bite on it, we've been burned too many times.
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That's all snow right? Any mixing issues? With ratios that would be incredible!
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Wonder if we would get any lake enhancement with the weekend storm? Our window for lake effect is closing.....some of the cold being shown would surely ice up the lake in the next few weeks.
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1.75" overnight. Next weekend sure has the potential to be fun!
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It's a shame the weekend storm fizzles out so quickly as it approaches here. Who knows, maybe it'll give us a surprise. Definitely a good one for those south west.
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Measured 1.5" new snow since 6pm yesterday. Event total at 6.5". Bands on the west side look nice, surprised Cuyahoga isn't under an advisory.
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Right at 5" in several spots on the deck.
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Ya, looks to be a band right through chagrin, and another in northern geauga. Winds are really blowing the snow around, low visibilities here.
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Radar definitely seems to be intensifying the past hour and transitioning to lake effect. 3-4" eyeballing in Chardon.
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Ahhh ok, figured that might be the case. Quite the shock this morning, eyeballing an inch or so, and slick roads. Everything seems to still be looking good. Overnight wrfs were juiced.
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12z Wrf nmm and arw2 look great. Crazy, severe storms to accumulating snow in 12 hours ! Is that snow spotter email normal before a snow? Sure hope it's 2 full days of snow lol. Edit; just saw wwa from CLE for 5-9". Seems bullish, but maybe ratios will work in our favor?
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Sure feels nice! Wasn't expecting the storms this morning. The Nam definitely has trended in the wrong direction for the lake effect. Wrfs aren't terrible. Either way, tomorrow will surely feel different.
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A little slick out this morning, had steady sleet and some freezing rain on the way to work. Roads weren't terrible, but definitely slick. And finally.......a little bit of lake effect to track for mid week. CLE mentions W then NW winds. While not a huge event, it will be nice for things to look like winter again.
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Ya that was my first winter here, and was living in Mayfield. That season started early, and then had a few big December lake effect snows. Seems like we may have had a few big system snows as well that winter. Things seem to be looking a little better for us starting mid next week. Can't wait to have something to track again.
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Definitely a disappointing start to the snow season. Appears to be another quiet week, and then who knows. The good news is we can make up ground quickly with lake effect if ice cover is minimal.
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Right around 5.75" appears to be what I'll finish December with. Ugly. Hopefully the next few warm days will help lake temps at least.
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1.75" of paste. Must have been lake effect, as the radar looked pretty empty last night.
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I like our range on the probability page.... 0-6" lol. https://www.weather.gov/cle/winter It seems we have had a few surprises with changeovers before, but more often than not they under deliver.
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Interested to see what happens tomorrow night. Nam was very generous last night with the snow. This morning did back off, but still a few inches in the higher elevations. Nickel and diming...
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Nice! Ya need to get the cold air pulled in. How did the overnight euro look?
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I'm glad the end of week temps and into the weekend have trended warmer into the 40s. Looks like next weekend is our next chance at snow. So much for that epic fantasy storm lol. We'll hit on one sometime.
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I measured 2.5" last night once the snow stopped. Small flake size early on didn't accumulate much. Light snow currently.