Jump to content

nwohweather

Members
  • Posts

    3,751
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by nwohweather

  1. Wow heck of a shot of snow for Northern Ohio. I'll gladly take a snow day
  2. It has been a long, mild winter. Basically winter conditions from Mid November until now, not the snowiest year but it is seeming to drag on quite a bit this year
  3. Got blasted with snow here. Probably closing in with 4”
  4. 1-3" for Toledo area on the advisory is joke. 3-5" would be the solid bet
  5. The DGZ seems so shallow with this system though I can't see it being too much higher than 10:1. 13:1 is probably correct
  6. The Euro never was showing it so you should consider basing forecasts among a blend of guidance and not just a couple. This by no means should be shocking
  7. Well personally a fan of this trend for Northern Ohio. But it should be expected, storms of this ilk seem to always go over Cincy and deliver a heck of a shot to Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland. We'll see how it transpires but 3-6" with mixing down towards Findlay seems accurate
  8. Interested to see what the Euro does but I believe at the moment the GFS and NAM are trash. Too much dry air for a storm with ample gulf flow digging hard out of the Panhandle region being shown, I don't really buy it.
  9. Nah I consider it April 1st here in Northern Ohio. March is still usually quite chilly until towards the end of the month
  10. What a remarkable day outside. Only really two months until Spring guys
  11. Kind of a weird storm. Really strong low, but little precip on the cold side
  12. Yesterday the Toledo area was hit by a meso-low off Lake Erie https://twitter.com/NWSCLE/status/1222945865188294656?s=20
  13. Looks interesting. Certainly a few storms upcoming
  14. What is unacceptable about it? Reminds me of the line Joe Bastardi of Accuweather used to say, "Enjoy the weather because it's the only one you get." Regardless it is an ENSO neutral winter with temps running a little bit above average, not a solid La Nina delivering clippers like a automotive assembly plant. Wouldn't be shocked if February absolutely roars
  15. Not shocking after the extended cold seen in November and December that it’s mild from late Dec-mid Jan
  16. It's not a cutter folks, a cutter literally slashes in a E-W swath across the area. Your SW-NE swaths are typically panhandle hooks, if it runs up the spine of the Apps it is an App Runner
  17. I like this one going to Chicago-Metro Detroit for a solid hit. Pre-Christmas storms hooking out of the Panhandle are almost always a lock for the I-94 corridor and wouldn't be shocked if this follows suit. Looks like a dicey ice mix though that needs to be tracked
  18. Agreed. I cannot ever remember a November like this with constant snow throughout
  19. So far Toledo has received 2.5" of rain this month and 1.3" of snow. Haha what a January
  20. That lake temp in the western basin has dropped off pretty nice into the 40s now. Still can't believe it's close to 60 in the two deep spots of Lake Erie. Just a very long and mild growing season
  21. I disagree. While it was pretty humid in those later months, May-mid July was actually a terrific dry heat. Wasn't until late July that the major humidity kicked in
  22. Yes I had a big one fall at my house and about 10,000 were without power
  23. Now at 5" of snow here in Bowling Green Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  24. Currently getting snow flurries off Lake Erie. So so rare for NW Ohio to get LE but it looks like even an inch will fall over towards Port Clinton Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
×
×
  • Create New...