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  1. nwohweather
    Whoa is that legit
  2. nwohweather
    Jeez the local CBS station in Toledo going with 3-6” for this one. That sounds crazy just going on moisture availability alone honestly. I mean while a legit blizzard with 10-15” would be awesome from an enjoyment standpoint, it’s hard to fathom predicting what amounts to a strong clipper out of this
  3. nwohweather
    Yeah the baroclinicity was really one of its main selling points on being a big dog
  4. nwohweather
    Which is where it’s highest totals are projected in Ohio. Also the last storm put its highest totals down much further south where moisture is more abundant than the I-80 corridor. Just hard to believe in a cutter dropping that much snow in this area when typically the big dog storms have an Indy to Cleveland type of tilt to it
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    Just not buying these high amounts with such an E-W direction. The Euro seems most realistic with its negative tilt
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    I’m actually shocked the local news showed model outputs here in Toledo. With that being said if we do get 10-15” with winds it’ll shut this area down for days, especially considering how flat and open NW Ohio is
  7. nwohweather
    Really? Perrysburg is closing in on 3” currently
  8. nwohweather
    I think Toledo will break light accumulations. Wouldn’t be shocked if we finish at 4-5”
  9. nwohweather
    Snowing pretty good here as well I’m your old neighborhood up by the Franklin Park Mall. Can only imagine what the snow rates towards BG are
  10. nwohweather
    Yeah I deal with a lot of Lean and Six Sigma in the auto industry and a -4 is pretty significant
  11. nwohweather
    What's the cumulative probability on something 4 standard deviations away? Has to be well below a percent
  12. nwohweather
    Blizzard in the long range? Lock it in
  13. nwohweather
    Warm December’s lead to cold January’s typically. I will say this has been one of the more pleasant December’s I’ve seen in Ohio, not very windy at all and tons of sunshine considering
  14. nwohweather
    Agreed. I can’t remember a November with more sub 20 temperature readings either. Will be interesting as we progress into the winter if this leads to a mild and warm Jan/Feb as the pattern changes
  15. nwohweather
    Agreed. I cannot ever remember a November like this with constant snow throughout
  16. nwohweather
    There has to be a monster north of Natchitoches. Thing has a legit donuthole on the reflectivity, usually only seen with strong tornadoes
  17. nwohweather
    Such an odd month. Incredibly warm with July type weather to start, and then the back half has been nothing but chilly. Cannot believe we hit 85° just 16 days ago
  18. nwohweather
    Funny to see these videos, on Saturday we hit 60+ mph winds heading to West Lafayette for the OSU-Purdue game. I see on the storm reports it had a confirmed 64 mph gust and it definitely verified. Downdraft was so strong it brought snow down to the surface at 41° degrees and was downing trees all over
  19. nwohweather
    Interesting to see that high just sitting off the coast this time of year, it’s essentially a July weather pattern happening. Everybody is probably going to get sick in the middle of the week as that cold front puts us at true Fall conditions
  20. nwohweather
    These storms associated with line will struggle until they reach Ohio. Too much CIN over IN
  21. nwohweather
    If anything can fire ahead of this line it’s going to get very dicey in this area. I cannot believe the spin for that storm around Monroe
  22. nwohweather
    Sun for the last few hours just south of Toledo. I really am quite concerned with how this is unfolding that we’re going to have a serious situation this evening. The way that shortwave is moving in, combined with CAPE at the surface of 2000 j/kg this has all the makings of a mini outbreak this evening
  23. nwohweather
    Eh the tornado threat tonight for the OH/IN/MI area is more based around the low really pumping in warm air and kicking storms off ahead of that cold front via a shortwave. That’s why there is more curvature in the hodographs than out in the western areas
  24. nwohweather
    A little concerned about the atmosphere getting worked over tomorrow, but this is a textbook NW Ohio fall tornado day shaping up if we can avoid too much precipitation
  25. nwohweather
    Storm looks better than ever as it makes landfall. I question the wind speeds as the gusts and overall wind package is very suspect
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