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  1. nwohweather
    Talk about some serious overrunning. Temps pushing 70° in Cincy while Toledo is around 40° cooler, some serious accretion could occur across the lower Great Lakes
  2. nwohweather
    Punxsutawney Phil can clearly go to hell
  3. nwohweather
    Right? I love storms as much as any weather enthusiast but I’m not gonna be mad about 50° and sunny
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    Moving back from being the deep South for a few years it really is shocking to see the pure lack of cold, especially with so many dynamic systems coming through. East of the Rockies you've got an active pattern still in place with this next system which should be solid for WI/IA/Northern MI and then that cutoff low that should hit East TN/West NC pretty good. But such a limited scope of snowfall for such an active pattern
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    Interesting graphic, shows how the storm pattern has been entirely like that all winter. Just nothing but Colorado lows and Gulf lows. I can’t even think of a single Alberta clipper to this point to slowly pad the stats
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    There’s a similar effect on Grandfather Mtn in North Carolina
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    I think 2013-14 was a bad thing in hindsight, everyone is disappointed when they don’t have a UP winter in the damn lower Great Lakes region
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    I appreciate this post. So many times it seems like people expect winters of 2013-14 to be a common theme but then get upset by the variability in what is arguably one of the most topsy turvy climates you can find. The average high here in Toledo is 53° degrees warmer in July than in January, that's an absolutely insane stat to think about compared to most places
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    Sorry to hear that, 5” in Waterville however it’s compacting pretty good
  10. nwohweather
    Absolutely ripping here in the Waterville/Perrysburg area
  11. nwohweather
    It would not shock me at all to see one or two bolts in that band as well wherever it sets up
  12. nwohweather
    Idk man, Winter Storm Warnings up for a large swath of the country and tornadoes along the Gulf
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    With how dynamic this system is and the lack of wind, I doubt we see below 10:1. If anything looking at the HRRR compared to the NAM it looks like convective robbery happening from the thunderstorms in the south. You can see how the storm sort of "dries" out substantially on the HRRR
  14. nwohweather
    Definitely an active pattern no matter how you slice it, just a parade of low pressures there. Looks like another solid severe weather even possible for the Mid South as well
  15. nwohweather
    I thought the same thing driving up 23 today! Peak winter day
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    Yeah it's definitely going to be a nowcast for parts of Ohio, comparing the Euro to the NAM at 00z Thu there's about a 100 mile difference. NAM has the low around Bowling Green, OH while the Euro places it east of Cleveland.
  17. nwohweather
    "With that, have passed on any headline issuance for now to avoid any snow hype that may end up falling short of expectations". So I would say they're afraid to overhype it
  18. nwohweather
    Looks like we've got a little standoff between Northern IN and Cleveland with CLE saying IWX is overhyping it. I'll be honest I'm a little more conservative than most when it comes to snowfall totals but sheesh when models verbatim are showing 6-8" at Hour 66-72 going against a watch is banking heavily on a NW trend towards the GFS.
  19. nwohweather
    Gonna go with a solid 4-8” for the entire NW Ohio region on this next storm. Winds shouldn’t be too bad and with temps around freezing I’d expect a pretty wet snow. Still, this is a money type of track for the area usually
  20. nwohweather
    Best snow of the year here in Perrysburg!
  21. nwohweather
    Definitely looks like a solid 2-4” incoming, snow wasn’t supposed to start until 10 AM yet it’s coming down pretty good at the moment
  22. nwohweather
    This type of storm track is typically a solid 6-10” for the region absolutely. Still the model spread won’t be clear until Monday night
  23. nwohweather
    Northwest Ohio getting crushed Hr 114 just means that this is for sure heading for Detroit
  24. nwohweather
    Definitely has the feel of a nice 6-10" in the main swath, ample moisture for sure with this thing at the moment.
  25. nwohweather
    Why? A gulf low running up to along the Ohio River is a historically great track for the lower Great Lakes in general before transferring off the coast.
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