The low made it further north into WV, but not really any further north into Ohio. Just brings the rain maybe 20 miles further north. Snow location is pretty much the same just less moisture. Still has a swath of 10"
todays:
last nights
Still brings the r/s line up to cmh. I'd assume, because like the NAM, it reaches 996mb. But the surface low doesn't get as far north as it did on the nam. So id take the rs line 25 miles southeast due to icon being icon.
Yes, but the 3k was about 2mb weaker and the low is in south central KY. Because of that I'd guess the 12k was overly ramped. BUT, I'd rather have the 12k where it is 3 days out than the low to be cutting through Columbus lol
Im not too concerned with the NAM. Biggest thing is that it was significantly stronger. A couple mb higher and r/s line is less likely to reach i70. Still appeared to be near a perfect run. And the storm is being sampled now. Hope we dont see too many wobbles after today's runs.
People ask me all the time why I didnt go to meteorology school, I always tell them look at the Mets that struggle to find jobs as it is. Great field if you can find work in it. Unfortunately its not an easy task.
Not much.
.2 for you, but had you with a brief period of rain. So the strength got the rain snow line to licking county never any further north as noted by the snow total map I'll post.
Very tiny tick. But the rain/snow line makes it closer to i70 but never gets there. Exhale lol.
It's also much stronger. 996mb in central KY this run compared to 1001mb on 6z