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nwohweather

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  1. Outflow from storms I’m guessing. It looks like as the low off to the west deepens that the air has turned more ENE north of the Michigan border. Heck I was at my buddy’s in Lambertville, MI and it’s 20° colder there than in Perrysburg, OH. We’ve got a pretty stout system powering that large supercell right now
  2. Pictures and videos show it’s definitely on the ground
  3. What a monster. Thats exactly what the SPC thinks from their latest discussion. Given the isolated nature of the supercell, strongly backed low-level flow/shear, tornadoes (strong to intense) along with very large hail appear likely over the next hour or two.
  4. No one did. Reminds me of the November 2002 Van Wert, OH tornado, the environment in no way seemed supportive of that sort of twister yesterday. The ice on the lake caps it off
  5. Is it primarily from lake effect squalls?
  6. Those folks are going to be home for days
  7. I would guess I’m at 7-8” here. Very powdery and very deep, I forgot how much powder this amount of snow actually is
  8. I think 6-10” is a solid bet for the viewing area at this point
  9. Relax, this isn’t a wildfire barreling towards your town. Just enjoy lots of snow and days working from home
  10. My call is 2-4” north of the Maumee River and 4-8” on the other side of it for NW Ohio
  11. I’ll be impressed if we actually wind up hitting -8° here. Definitely a real winter for Toledo in 2025-2026
  12. Haha it’d be something if we back into this one
  13. Eh it’s kinda fun if you have a truck with good tires. But haha folks in a Honda Civic were not enjoying their time
  14. Correct. I finished with 4” here in Toledo. Heck of a surprise and a terrible commute home. Anyone without 4WD was struggling
  15. I’m perfectly fine with this pattern, great for winter sports. Roads were awful after that band hit last night, I shutter to think how bad they’ll be if we get 8-12” in Toledo
  16. @Ohweather has done a great write up on the I-75 hole
  17. Report of 3” in Findlay. I think the NWS might’ve swung and missed on this one, roads were not good at all coming home from BG. They’ll probably wind up with around 2-3” from these bands
  18. Thanks for bringing up 2005-06! So many people thought we were in store for another rough winter, it wound up being fairly mild after New Year’s
  19. I wouldn’t be shocked if another inch comes out of this. Looks like 5” out towards Napoleon & Wauseon. It must have been pretty nasty out by the border, they’ve shut down the roads in Williams County
  20. Shocked there hasn’t been a huge March north. I’d lean 2-4” for Toledo and 3-6” for places west of I-75 to the border
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