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Pollen all over the truck this AM in Charleston

I appreciate you guys having a train of low pressures this week. We stay in the warm sector and rain free which should keep temps around 80° thru Friday

Rising heights with this incoming high pressure and that approaching low later this week is going to bring a hell of dose of Summer. Wouldn’t be shocked to see upper 80’s on Thursday here. Time to stock up on Xyzal lol

That's what I'm leaning more towards. SB & MLCAPE are solid, condensation level is basically on the ground, and both shear & SRH are pretty high. I will say though it's lining a bit much this early in the game and maybe pushing too far east of where the best dynamics are

Man if the instability can deliver, these hodographs are pretty ominous

I could see that dry slot & mixing cut it down a bit, but 3-6" is a safe call for areas north of US 24/Maumee River. It's going to be a heck of a cutoff though, could see 5" in Toledo and 1" in Fremont

If the instability can get a little higher than expected, she’s gonna absolutely let rip tomorrow. Probably gonna be a damaging wind event with a few tornadoes, but there is solid potential with these hodographs. It only takes one

It's almost like something is changing...

I wouldn't live in North or Central AL/MS without a basement anymore. Just absurd how many times they're under the gun annually anymore, I didn't even deal with this in the Midwest

Maybe a little LE there in Toledo with that little notch?

I like 3-6" north of the Maumee River

For NW Ohio I’m going 3-6” north of US 24 and 1-3” of slop south of it

Wow, what significant differences in the GFS and Euro for this close

Looks like Spring is definitely trying to make a run at things this week. I could absolutely see us hitting 80 on Thursday here for inland Charleston

Definitely a little bit of a flooding threat there in NW Ohio to watch for

I know many here root for winter but I am looking forward to this week quite a bit. It’s about time we get back to nicer weather

Well within that 10-18” call. Imagine if it turned over there even 3 hours earlier, could’ve definitely been hitting that upper boundary of the forecast

I'll take it

Wow, still all of these counties by the lake have closed their roads in Ohio… Erie County Hancock County Huron County Ottawa County Putnam County Sandusky County Seneca County Wyandot County

Sounds like the worst of it is definitely from Fremont eastward

I'm shocked to hear so little from folks in NW Ohio. Police are closing the roads in the eastern portions of the area and conditions look horrible. As I said yesterday, don't worry folks it's going to come

Looks like from Sylvania to Airport Hwy they're getting some solid snows, but Maumee shows rain still. What a hell of a gradient

You need to call Safelite sir

But that's where forecasting comes into play Seriously though you could tell this was going to happen. 1-2" through lunch time, 2-4" through the afternoon & dinner time, 3-5" through the night, 3-5" on Thursday morning/lunch time. Falls right in line with that 10-15" forecast

100%. Good moisture transport & solid forcing aloft should help it rip later this evening, especially back towards the IN/OH border. I think the models may be struggling a bit in the near term for the second wave as it's trying to "dry it up". I say that hesitantly though as this is playing out almost verbatim what the Euro has been showing the last few days. 10-15" is a solid bet for both systems and has been for the past few days in my opinion. Still, with that jet placement it looks like the overall winners are going to be in the I-69 to US-31 corridor back in Indiana