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Yep. Lots of ice on the rivers but it should melt quickly over the next couple of days. We still have snow on the ground out in the Chagrin area. Its pretty crusty at this point though.
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Snow melt is under way. There's a very dense snowpack out there so its going to take some time. Didn't take long for the ice to break up on lake erie. The ice growth got off to a late start and didn't have time to thicken... not to mention we are dealing with a mid October sun angle at this point.
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It snowed moderately to heavily from 8-11am. Eyeballing 2-3" so far. You must have been just north of the band.
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Snowing pretty heavily out there this morning. Nice band set-up along the lakeshore counties and looks to persist for awhile.
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We had our synoptic run in December in Northeast Ohio... really rare to get two large storms like that in the same Winter. After those two storms I would have been perfectly content with an early Spring.
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At this rate 4" will be a lock. Off and on whiteout conditions this afternoon. It's pure fluff though. Must be just enough moisture coming through the ice.
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Its snowing harder now that any point during yesterday's "storm". Must be a little shortwave crossing over the lake.
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I measured around 4" before it flipped to sleet so there was a lot of compaction.
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What a bust locally. Not a great performance by the weather models.
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That area looks to be in the jackpot zone for sure. Given how flat and open western Ohio is I'm sure there will be some huge drifts. Still feel good about 8-12"+ locally. Euro did bump north a bit at 12z. Still keeps mixing southeast of the area though.
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That's weird... I don't experience any glitches with the weather.cod.edu site at all. Maybe because I copied and pasted the URL. Who knows.
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https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=ILN-N0Q-0-24-100-usa-rad
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Euro has been rock steady with this storm for days now. I wouldn't get too caught up with the wavering NAM runs.
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NAM seems to be coming around. Any mixing should remain near or south of Youngstown.
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Euro has been rock steady with this storm for awhile. Looks like we'll be several counties away from any potential of any mixing -- perfect spot for the heavy snow.
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With CLE measuring 100 ft. off the runway more like 6.2"
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Euro looked great. Any movement was just noise. Could be more lake enhancement that what the models are showing. Lots of open water in the central basin and with NNE winds the ice should push around quite a bit.
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Euro has been the most consistent model with this storm. Great to see it hold at 12z. Solid 8-12".
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Ukie is a nice storm statewide. Precip is just more expansive on the NW side.
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Nice. Good to have a little wiggle room either way.
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The storm track is about as good as it gets for the I71 corridor in Ohio... from Cincy right to CLE.
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Huge jumps like that this close in are definitely a red flag... I'd put the NAM in the possible but not probable category. Still think 6-10" generally. There is a surprising amount of open water in the central basin so there will be some lake enhancement which could boost totals
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No major red flags with today's model runs. I like where we sit at this point. Would much rather be on the northwest side that be sweating the wtod. A general 6-10" seems reasonable. Sharp cutoff on the northwest side though.
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A whiff southeast? Great model runs again today. Too far out to get overly optimistic but great to see consensus within the models.
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What a weenie Euro run this afternoon... If only we could lock it in. Regardless, next week offers a lot of potential in the eastern lakes.
