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December 2025 General Discussion


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1 hour ago, Torchageddon said:

I woke to a new snowpack that basically in 24hr restored most of what I lost during the major rain and thaw :lol:. Intense LES band over me currently giving major vibes! Suppose to get 1-2" but hoping for more if we're going to be smothered in snow anyhow. I can't stop looking out the window at the pour :snowwindow:

Flakes still going on for 18 hours straight and counting without any signs of letting up very soon. Might as well keep them coming through the entire day today.

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I've already exceeded the total daily snow forecast (at 9am no less) just in the needle streamer that dumped on me, its connecting to lake Ontario. 2-3" was expected. The sun came out for all to shovel and plow before it wiggled back over. 50-60cm/20-24" drifts in the driveway.

Too bad about the melt and the rain on Sunday, if it was snow this would match last Dec's snowpack and be another snowmageddon. A diamond of a December nonetheless.

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1 hour ago, nwohweather said:


Yes. 2” here in Perrysburg

 Where I sit in Sylvania, I believe we’re affected by subtle orographic descent off the glacial ridge to our northwest. I’ve seen it too many times to ignore—it often produces a noticeable drying effect, especially when systems approach from the NW.

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 Where I sit in Sylvania, I believe we’re affected by subtle orographic descent off the glacial ridge to our northwest. I’ve seen it too many times to ignore—it often produces a noticeable drying effect, especially when systems approach from the NW.

Are you talking about the Irish Hills?
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3 hours ago, Frog Town said:

 Where I sit in Sylvania, I believe we’re affected by subtle orographic descent off the glacial ridge to our northwest. I’ve seen it too many times to ignore—it often produces a noticeable drying effect, especially when systems approach from the NW.

That would make sense, that glacial ridge northwest of you (the Irish Hills) are probably a little snowier than Ann Arbor too for that reason.

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1 hour ago, nwohweather said:


Are you talking about the Irish Hills?

AKA the Irish Hills, yes.  I believe it affects our storms in the Summer and snow in the Winter.  More anecdotal, but other Mets have commented on it.   

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