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Could see some wild helicity numbers in western Ohio tomorrow

That storm track looks so damn promising next week for Toledo

Definitely looks like a damaging wind type of day tomorrow, would be cool to see some spin-ups though

NW Ohio sitting very pretty for Sundays event. As the heat miser I’ll do my best to keep the snow away

It’s so cool how they post these live now. To say look there’s an EF3-4 barreling through as we speak really gives clarity to all

Get the hammock out

I like your odds in Huron better than here

Explains why the TN Valley over into the mid South gets severe outbreak after outbreak. Also who needs clippers from the Pacific when you can get atmospheric rivers?

NAM is a little more bullish with backend precip and with the southeast trend post sampling I wouldn't be shocked to see 1-2" of accumulation across NW Ohio east of I-75. The warm ground and temps hovering around freezing won't help with accumulation but I expect some decent snowfall for a short time in the overnight

Mid January and no cold air for a sub 1000 mb low to drop snow. Climate change for the win

The ole NW Ohio dryslot hitting hard on this at the moment but it brings Detroit proper in as well. Still a lot of spread, GFS showing a nice Chicago to Traverse City special there. Still not overly impressed with the cold air in place, I think that cuts down snow totals from what the models are showing

Always. I mean our gold has always been the Apps Runner

What a nice little surprise here eh? Verbatim it’s 3-6” for NW Ohio with maybe a little lake enhancement occurring for Ottawa and Erie counties. As others have said though there’s a good bit of warm air to overcome, need the low to trend a little stronger here to wrap more cold air in

Late next week looks interesting, just a real lack of cold air for a lot of these little systems. Weird to see in January

I guess it's not going to snow this year eh?

Tough scene

Looking like 1-2” of rain with temps in the low 60s here tomorrow. I know it’s not snow but pretty anomalous for this time of year, wouldn’t be shocked to even have some rumbles of thunder. Other than that looks like a pretty dreary stretch until this pattern breaks

Keep it away! There’s no place for sub 50° highs

As always, appreciate the historical context you bring to this forum

The rare last minute improvement for the region. Still if you go off the models verbatim it's 7-10" on the GFS and 2-4" on the NAM, not great disagreement this close to snowfall

I don’t think I’ve ever seen it snow at that temperature before to be honest, have to admit I think the coldest I’ve ever seen snow fall was around 10°

Well for maybe the first time ever, the trend is our friend in Toledo

10 MB as well

Crazy to see the latest trends on the models, I'd throw up Blizzard Warnings for all of IWX at this point and probably all the way over to Jackson and possibly even Ann Arbor. I think you almost have to be over dramatic here considering the importance of this time of year during travel and the fact that this storm is a combo of a high end tropical storm wind with snow. For NW Ohio at the moment it seems like a safe call to go with 5-8" for the counties west of I-75 and 3-5" for everywhere to the east. This thing absolutely gets ripping late Thursday and by early Friday morning the entire region is shut down probably until Sunday morning.

What an absolute snowstorm for Northern IN & Michigan. 25-35 mph winds sustained during the height of the snow with gusts as high as 60 mph possible. Could see some unreal drifts and places paralyzed for at least a week