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1 hour ago, TimB said:

Lol

This looks like one of our winter maps. I do find it hard to believe outline area of the county won’t have frost 

Just got through the leading edge. Haven’t lost power yet. Might have dodged a bit of a bullet 

and weirdly no lighting at all 

Big gusts in Allison park??75 it looks like the line is breaking a bit as it moves in 

Not going to get lucky tonight unfortunately….

This is not a great situation…..

14 minutes ago, Rd9108 said:

Lol the severe watch for tonight is canceled already I bet this busts too

I think this is more for overnight than tomorrow here? 
 

looks like it’s all died out as far as severe storms, but I’d think some areas will have some big flooding issues. 

14 minutes ago, Rd9108 said:

No clearing here I doubt we get anything crazy. 

Fine with this. I don’t want tornadoes and damaging winds 

I’d have to think this cloud deck will have to break up rather fast to see any appreciable severe weather. 54 degrees at my house and while I see a break in Ohio it isn’t exactly huge 

What a crap winter. Glad it’s essentially over. 

The reporting on the severe threat today hasn’t been consistent. I listen on the radio this morning and they are interviewing a met talking about one inch hail while reading the text discussions KPIT is like warm 

Gettomh on and off small hail up north 

Thus might be just me misremembering but I seem to remember 60 degree days in January and February being a lot less common growing up 

I ended around 3.5. Sucks that literally 3 miles south got close to double. 

I probably will end up right around three. I only got under the mega band for maybe an hour and was fringed the rest. Butler got one inch to highlight the gradient 

Reports of close to a foot in Tuscwaras county oh. 

22 minutes ago, TimB said:

Official NWS obs at 9pm was 1.9”. Hopefully they can squeeze out another inch.

Looking at the radar, probably not. 

Just now, jwilson said:

I drove through that death band in the city.  279 from the north was completely covered and I passed one vehicle that had clearly spun around.  It was snowing so hard snow was accumulating on my hood while I was driving.  Massive dinner plate flakes.

Once I got beyond the Liberty tunnel you could see the subsidence.  Much worse dendrite growth and 19 in the South Hills was mostly just wet, excepting a few spots.  The snow started getting a bit heavier in Bethel beyond Mt. Lebo.

Someone in Brighton heights probably will hit warning criteria.

5 minutes ago, Jns2183 said:

We should wait till it occurs. Especially since people in Pittsburgh are saying it's an overachiever for them

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You have to get lucky. I’ve never seen a narrow band like this in a synoptic event. Someone under the band here will likely verify warning level but I’ve just gotten onto the fringes of it and have an inch and a half. 

1 minute ago, RitualOfTheTrout said:

It keeps tickling me, getting good dendrites now at least but waxing and waneing in intensity. Roads starting to cave. 

Now in it. Probably .25 mile visibility 

Well at least on the edge of it. I’m on the Hampton Allison park border sI about two miles too far north 

Now I’m in the heavier band 

Man I’m literally missing out on the nice banding by a few miles. 

I have less than half an inch. Band never made it up here 

I might eat crow here. Looks like the band in OH is angling more north and lateST HRR showing the same 

10 minutes ago, Mailman said:

Places in eastern Ohio already measuring 4". 

Yep, it’s all about that band. There are going to be some big winners there. 

Looking at some traffic cameras, down towards the wash county line on 79 ground already starting to cave under that nice training band. 
 

that band will probably put down some localized nice numbers but the rest of us need it to expand to get anything decent.