NTXYankee
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So is the pattern change coming or has that been delayed until next year? From the looks of things on the models we get a few days of warm then back in the dumpster with below normal readings starting for May.
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I love it’s continuing to shift NW, let it stay out there.
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Pass as well. 4/20 should be a severe weather thread not snow potential.
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Depressing. Bring on the massive torch.
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At this rate I’ll hear my first rumble of thunder in May (maybe). Pathetic spring again.
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Well that should put a stop to our above normal severe weather season up here so far, good thing because I was enjoying it too much.......
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Yes it does. Everything happens west of Ohio and we get the rainy leftovers or it makes to the I-75 corridor and falls apart I obviously have high expectations for this season so far here in Central Ohio.
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I’m all for this
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lol models are junk beyond 36 hours and why people don’t bother to pay attention to the weather anymore. So much hype in Ohio to change within 24 hours
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Another thunderstorm day another joke in Columbus.
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I beg to differ on NE Ohio getting less. Columbus can’t get a direct hit with a storm even if it paid Mother Nature. The rest of Ohio does well. Columbus needs it’s own NWS, ILN is constantly talking about storms yet it’s always western and sw Ohio.
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Yeah we dropped in Ohio too of course.
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Not surprised. Another crappy year for severe weather up here. This whole virus thing, stuck at home, and can’t even work in the yard without wearing layers is aggravating. If the weather was decent it would at least be tolerable.
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Central/Western Medium-Long Range Discussion
NTXYankee replied to andyhb's topic in Central/Western States
Huge concern for that, especially if we get the rain forecasted the next couple days. We couldn't get a drop not too long ago and now the faucet won't turn off and sprung a leak. The small storms this past weekend were efficient rain producers, looks like we have the same amount of moisture to work with once again.
