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This is one of the greatest -AO's of recent years. This months approximate AO value of -1 (or more negative,) may be a bit worse than Feb 2025 you would think the computed NAO value would be quite negative, but it's not

wavy waves

I think my place got 6.5" after doing a bit more measuring and shoveling Monday. Today, a snow squall formed between me and Cleveland. That brought briefly very bad conditions over by Cleveland. The third image posted may not be representing the snowfall values between Columbus and Toledo the best. I think my brother and sister got 9". They're in different places.

Dayton's calendar day snowfall was 11.5" on 12/22/2004 and 4.9" on 12/23/2004

you actually have 1/4 mile visibility with airports closest to the stadium

I think my place has 6" "Orange is going to be easier to see" -- Tony Romo and this genius was on the Cowboys for 13 years

no, it's not so much. my flat areas got 5" As for me, I can't try to do lots of measurements in the backyard because there was already snow, so I think I saw 6" to 7" on grass, but that's not my measurement.

16 degrees with mixed sleet/ snow. Looks pretty heavy

neat!

my thermometer has never been below zero until today. I got it in April

Finally my county (and all Ohio) has been upgraded to Winter Storm Warning, after some uncertainty( Lucas, Wood) and also Monroe County Michigan

ping! snow and sleet storm report apparently says 0.5" of sleet. Moderate snow (1/2 mile visibility) near Oklahoma City. There's got to be some decent sleet/snow by the Red River.

hour by hour it had -45, but if -48 happened on a non-hourly observation, I'd believe it

This has got to be the most winter storm watches at the same time since 2021 or Groundhog Day 1 or something

chicago area radar