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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

Looks like a solid 2-4” for Toledo with 3-6” around Defiance and the western border counties. It’s going to be pure awesomeness to see that front roll through with that amount of cold and wind. Good time to be in Northern IN, NE Illinois, and really all of Michigan and Wisconsin. True definition of a blizzard in every sense, would not be shocked to see severe thunderstorm level gusts when this thing really begins to bomb out

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…

Furiously scanning Twitter at the moment. Looks like a solid tornado from the few videos posted. Heavily rain wrapped though, this definitely isn’t Oklahoma

Tornado Emergency has to be going up soon

Oh my God that thing is heading straight for the city

Noticeably higher amounts of instability, helicity and ground scraping cloud levels in that area. I’d definitely stay the hell off the causeway right now

Damn just west of Kenner. Very densely populated just to the east

I think we're about 2 hours away from primetime. I'd like the SRH to build a little more and the dewpoints to creep up a bit

Definitely wasn’t an all time day but still we’re at 17 tornadoes for the day and more than likely an EF3 east of Columbus AFB

Most people in the central and western thread

Wow look at the form on this one west of Natchitoches. Great environment as well with ample instability

To me it almost looks like even though the storm mode is messy there is simply such good dynamics everything is going to spin as much as it can. I’m interested to see if anyone can get a pic of that Bassfield tornado

If the storm mode could clean up a bit today could get really dicey, they all have that look for sure but no clean inflow at this time. Watching the one south of Jackson closely

Would we be able to merge threads as this is sort of a cross regional situation?