chuckster2012

16 minutes ago, Malacka11 said:

Major tornado in Mississippi right now?

Yessir. A town destroyed..

24 minutes ago, Harry said:

Since I moved here May. 

A guy down here in southern IN. just mowed his grass today after 1/2" snow last night.

1 hour ago, buckeye said:

Currently in Salt Lake City, left yesterday for a conference….I see you guys got a little surprise snow last night.  Starting to see a trend that when I leave town it snows.   Hope it keeps up and eventually you guys start paying me to go on vacation in the winter 

No more snow in sight for Ohio, I'm afraid. Next storm is another Minnesota special and after that a SEaster..

1 hour ago, StormChaser4Life said:

Well gfs showed me getting like 4-5in with today's system so I wouldn't trust it. Lol

I don't. Now it says 3"..

7 hours ago, StormChaser4Life said:

The evolution of this system is rather interesting. A split jet stream pattern will lead to a pair of sfc lows, one in north central Plains and other in south central Plains. They will be attempting to phase but may not do so till the east coast where a bigger Nor'easter looks to develop. The northern low will help pull up moisture from southern stream system and create a swath of precipitation similar to today's event albeit more nw to se oriented. Better chances of snow once again may be I80 north with mixing issues south of there. However, things are subject to change based on degree of or lack thereof interaction between the northern and southern stream systems. 

18z GFS is calling for 5" of snow on south edge of snow in places like Cincinnati..

14 hours ago, Brian D said:

Just open a bag of sugar, and that might jog your memory...Oh yeah, it's white stuff LOL

I think we had a little of that stuff back in January...!

1 hour ago, Brian D said:

Snow just starting here.  

Snow? What's that?

18z GFS says, " What cold air next week?"

1 hour ago, Harry said:

 

Well we now have our new  southern outlier.

Will be interesting to see the latest MJO forecast in a little bit. 

Where's the rain/snow line or is it all rain?

81° in Louisville rn. 78° in my  backyard.

1 hour ago, cyclone77 said:

Well, one thing's for certain, everyone is still in the game at this point. 

Not me. Not even close..

12 minutes ago, HillsdaleMIWeather said:

As this week proved, things can change fast 

Yeah, I knew they would. I knew it was bad to be in the bullseye 6-7 days out. There's still a couple days to change back I guess.

19 minutes ago, Hoosier said:

Well, we've seen some outlandish model solutions for this one at times.  Obviously still plenty of uncertainty but there's enough of a signal for an impactful event.  At this time, it appears the southern half or so of the subforum is more favored, but we'll see how this trends in the coming days.

Trending north, unfortunately for me. Earlier, Cincy was supposed to get 24", now zilch. Indy earlier was supposed to get 30" (!) now much less. The highest I see now is Fort Wayne with 21"...

12 hours ago, HighTechEE said:

00z & 06z GFS has the Three C highway in Ohio getting a foot of snow next Sat the 11th, yeeeeaaaa right

As expected, it's now down to about 2"..

50 minutes ago, hardypalmguy said:

Denial in full force I see.

No, just looking fwd to 2/10-11 and the possibilities that lie therein..

27 minutes ago, hardypalmguy said:

Lock in the torch. Feb is cooked and so is winter.

That's over 2 weeks away. Not gonna lose any sleep over it..

2 hours ago, chuckster2012 said:

Still pouring down. 2" otg already. Rain north of me in Columbus! Go figure..

Changed to rain. Nothingburger after all I guess...

48 minutes ago, chuckster2012 said:

Jennings county Indiana, west of Cincy.

Still pouring down. 2" otg already. Rain north of me in Columbus! Go figure..

Just now, chuckster2012 said:

Rain changed to heavy,wet snow here around 1 a.m. Took awhile but starting to stick on grass..

Jennings county Indiana, west of Cincy.

Rain changed to heavy,wet snow here around 1 a.m. Took awhile but starting to stick on grass..

1 hour ago, michsnowfreak said:

Oh wow nice. I was just going by whatever the official numbers were.  My memory is foggy where the best stuff was, I just remember it was a good storm here, but epic somewhere to my south. Losing 2 feet in a week, that's east coast style lol.

My brother in Cincy said about half of his was ice so he only got about a foot of snow.. Mine was all snow..about 20°..

1 hour ago, RogueWaves said:

3X was a bit of a stretch (forgot to add Sunday's event) but not by much. With Sunday, I'm at 8.8" so "only" 2X in a place better known for T-storm wx. The ref to 04-05 was the Christmas storm that buried that area Louisville/Cincinnati. They must've been ahead of DTW early on regardless of the seasonal total. 

12 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

Ah ok. Basically, our "noteworthy" events this season have been Nov 12, Nov 19, Dec 23, Dec 25, Jan 22, plus the usual traces and random dustings. Since none of them were great, I couldnt remember what was what, I just knew the south burbs were "favored".

Regarding the pre-Christmas 2004 storm, I think it was Indiana and southwest Kentucky that were slammed? Cincinnati had 9.4", Detroit had 8.9", & Louisville had 7.8". 

I was west of Cincy during that pre-Christmas 04-05? storm and was in the bullseye. Two day storm, each one delivered a foot. 24" was the most I've ever seen. Incredibly, it was all gone in a week!

On 1/22/2023 at 3:56 PM, OHweather said:

Just measured 5" here...will the appetizer drop more than the main course for parts of Ohio?

Just talked to my brother. Says Cincy got 7" Sunday. Up to 16" now for season.

40 minutes ago, miamarsden8 said:

So what you're saying is Cincy is back in the game? LET'S GOOO! (and I'm going to hope like a weenie that this map is right; I want more snow!)

Nam says Cincy ( and me ) getting next to nothing! Gfs is still hopeful though..

Well, 00z Euro says winter is over in 6 days for most of us...