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  1. nwohweather
    Really appreciate the in depth minute by minute analysis. Really interesting to hear what the beam heights are on a county by county basis. The remarks about I-75 is a bitter pill to swallow, high beam heights and the airport radar out of Detroit are covering the heart of a 650K metro area. Really highlights the importance of trained spotters in the Toledo area
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    Currently at ORD on my way back from the Canadian Rockies. Solid snow rates at the moment
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    How difficult was tracking this in the office? Findlay/Tiffin are in a bit of a radar hole and until they got a little more easterly it wasn’t the easiest rotation to discern
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    Well said. If I’m not mistaken they were anticipating storms lining up, which never happened. Also, I believe instability and shear were all considerably higher than modeled in the morning. Still, I’ll admit I didn’t expect to see multiple long track supercells. The Wapakoneta Storm was tornado warned from Indiana to Columbus
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    Well said. I noticed this too, atmosphere had robust recovery so we had solid instability, high SRH and great lapse rates.
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    That storm has been tornado for quite some time. It was in a bit of a radar hole off to the west, I think it’s had a large tornado for quite some time
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    Pretty solid environment with decent spacing between the storms. It’s allowed all of them to roll pretty good distances
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    This looks significant around Tiffin
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    Tornado possible in Findlay. I forgot how bad the radar coverage was there
  10. nwohweather
    Tornado Watch up for most of Ohio and Indiana. I don't hate the dynamics at play for sure
  11. nwohweather
    That atmosphere is really recovering here today
  12. nwohweather
    If there were more legitimate instability right now, that line in Indiana would really be making some hay
  13. nwohweather
    That video Charles Peek had was incredible
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    Holy God that’s a beast. They have it on the weather channel right now
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    To be fair, there were some seriously snowy Winters in the 70s and 80s that skew this a bit. Heck the 1970's were so chilly there was some debate of global warming vs global cooling, even though the WMO was team global warming (which ended up being true)
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    Clover looks like it has came to life. I’d venture that we are 4 weeks away from cutting grass
  17. nwohweather
    Hard to not declare Winter finished with at this point
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    Small tornado today around Findlay, OH
  19. nwohweather
    Sheesh, mid 70's on March 4th is a heck of a way to kick off Spring.
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    It’s definitely warming, but I don’t think this is a winter that’s atypical from what strong El Nino’s are. Let’s be honest though, the Pacific is roaring and there’s little snow cover north of here. These powerhouse lows are going to keep bringing gulf air followed by a big cool down
  21. nwohweather
    Lapse rates are no joke with this system. Some of the hail could be the largest we’ve seen in quite some time around here
  22. nwohweather
    Finally, getting ready for the season that’s actually fun, severe weather
  23. nwohweather
    Can't agree here. It'd be nice to see more legitimate snow chances, but it's been very sunny which is certainly a welcome change to the brutal harshness winter can have. Warm & cloudy would be absolutely brutal, I'm glad we've avoided that
  24. nwohweather
    Exactly. Reflectivity had some great returns on this
  25. nwohweather
    Heavy snow here as well. The flakes look like someone ripped feathers out of a pillow they're so thick. I didn't expect the grass to be covered today, nice little surprise
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