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nwohweather

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  1. Some problems with the environment though. Still some cap in place and the LCL is a bit high. MLCAPE and SRH are great though
  2. Used to live in the Carolinas. Tbh the problem is that’s arguably some of the best weather in the country, so inclement events aren’t as routine as they are in the Midwest and Plains where you routinely track snowstorms and severe weather. I say add them as they’re in the Central time zone
  3. This is going to go on videos for quite some time
  4. I was going to say this cell looks like it has multiples. Nothing in the inflow to stop this from being a long tracker
  5. It’s why conditions matter. On a slight risk day you might be able to get away with it (I never would) where parameters aren’t as violent, but on a day like today!? You have to assume everything will turn strong/violent. It’s amazing how fast development occurs in person
  6. Copic makes us all from NW Ohio look bad
  7. Have to watch that today with these lapse rates. In fact the CC looks like it's got a little bit of a hail spike on there
  8. Scary to think the helicity numbers aren't even close to where they will be in about 3 hours
  9. Historic day setting up, we may need to take this to the main boards. First time in 2 years we've seen a High risk. Just absurd parameters
  10. Have to be a little concerned that the amount of forcing aloft will create too many storms and hurt tornado chances. A lot rides on that EML plume putting in the right amount of capping for tomorrow. I will say once that QLCS comes together it should be going toll road speeds across the region. Also could see some rather large hail for the region as well. Definitely looks like a wild Midwest day to say the least
  11. It’s the Midwest so squares with the occasional river road
  12. Picked a bad weekend to be in the Carolina’s. Would’ve chased this for sure
  13. Shocked there isn’t more hype with tomorrows well advertised Moderate
  14. I saw on Twitter too that there were tropical characteristics as well with that low on the cross section
  15. Can confirm that is a pretty accurate number (I live 10 miles away). Remember we really haven't seen significant snow all winter including almost a complete shutout in Feb. The January 25th one dropped around 6", but amounts were substantially lower off to the east side of the city. And the big snow in early March that lower MI received was basically a complete shutout in NW Ohio with nearly hurricane force winds. Most of the snows we've received to your point have been 32° dustings
  16. Not much can beat April 2016 though. To see 7” of snow was truly shocking
  17. I miss powdery snow. This stuff is so damn slushy
  18. Interesting to hear that because my dad and I actually wondered if that was the case. I don’t love the call because it can lead people to believe it’ll “go north” or that “it’ll stop around I-75”. Toledo is definitely in an odd position with the entire metro being split in 3 by NWS offices.
  19. Hey how about that! I don't think they'd come close to matching my salary though but I can freelance for events (I'm kidding). It is weird though to have this approaching snow considering how nice it is outside, temps pushing 50 with pure sunshine
  20. 100% agreed, I'm a great poster
  21. Still like the 3-6" for Toledo, should be an absolutely terrible commute tomorrow morning. I do think CLE needs to be chided a bit for only issuing a WWA for Toledo, there's no reason all counties north of US 6 are not under an advisory until you get east of Sandusky
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