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Finished with 5.5" IMBY. Missed out on some of the heavier bursts of snow. Looks like areas around here were in the 6-7" range. Nice start to the season so far.

Picked up 4" of snow as the band moved through this morning. All of it came down in the 5am - 7:30 am time frame. Perfect fetch now off of the lake... hopefully add a few more inches today.

Thanks Jim. 290 is a great wind direction as it maximizes the fetch from the western basin. Hoping the band doesn’t drive south too fast. I’m always skeptical of these early season events as winds don’t seem to turn as nw’erly as forecast.

Looks like the Route 6 corridor on north will be the jackpot zone. Should be fairly intense down this way for a few hours as the band pushes south. Hopefully it moves slowly with a strong land breeze on the south side of the band. Not too confident in the forecasted amounts in this area.

Definitely tough to accumulate near the lakeshore this time of year. Lake temps are still very "warm".

Just under 3.5" IMBY. Looks like we missed the heaviest snows but very scenic out there. Typical Fall snowfall with much more on the grass than pavement. The roads were plowed around the city though.

First advisory of the season... leaves are about 90% down in this area so tree damage should be limited. ..WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 8 PM THIS EVENING TO 10 AM EDT WEDNESDAY... * WHAT...Lake effect snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 3 to 4 inches. * WHERE...Geauga county. * WHEN...From 8 PM this evening to 10 AM EDT Wednesday. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...A cold front moves across the area this afternoon, with lake effect precipitation developing this evening. Precipitation may briefly begin as a rain/snow mix before quickly becoming all snow. The heaviest snow is expected between 11 PM and 3 AM when snowfall rates of up to 1"/hr will be possible.

Last Winter was about as bad as it gets... won't take much to be better . Really glad most of the leaves came down over the past week if we do get a couple inches of snow tomorrow night.

First freeze in the books this week... hit 30.8 Monday morning. And first fantasy snowfall map of the season --

Fall foliage is at or just past peak in this area. Seems a week or so later than last year. Rain the next few days should bring a lot of leaf fall as they are turning and falling quickly.

What a cool and wet summer. CLE temps were BN in June, July and August. After a dry start precip was 17.11" June-August which is 6" above normal.

Crazy storm last night. Looks like the line weakened as it pushed south across the lakeshore but the winds were strong with intense lightning. Most of Chagrin Falls is without power... wonder if there was a spin up given the extensive amount of tree damage. Only lost power for a short time at home.

Definitely not common for the ground to be so wet this time of the year. Looks like a strong line will push through overnight. I noticed a few maples changing as well... mostly red colors.

Got lucky with only 2.5" last night. Many flooded areas. We'll see what today brings but we've had more than enough rain.

Oof, that's close. Not looking forward to the heavy rain... just hoping for a few nice storms to close out the Summer.

Nice ring of fire set-up the next couple of days... couple be some large precip totals from CLE on east. Glad to be on the far eastern edge of the heat dome.

CLE finished July -1.1 with 6.75" of precip. I had 7.55" IMBY... Definitely a wet month. The grass looks spectacular for this time of the year.

I believe it was sent... too depressing to look at so I deleted it. OHWeather would likely have it.

Squall line looks on track for this evening. Haven't had one of these come across the lake in quite some time.

Nice view of the fires taking off southeast of hudson bay - https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-ca_n_quebec-02-24-0-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined

Its terrible out there today. Thickest smoke we've had so far. It must be doing something to the flies... have had very few flies or mosquitos so far this summer. At least things are green and lush again after the recent rains.

Its smoky out there today. Wonder how much that limit instability. Looks like the radar is starting to light up NW of Detroit.

No doubt... very lucky to get the rain. It was extremely dry. Hopefully we can get a more spread the wealth type rainfall for the lower lakes region.

I've had 3.78" of rain so far this week... much needed and definitely a drought buster.

I think the record stretch is 25 days of no precip.. We'll run it close but it looks like a good chance for rain on Monday. If anything the smoke has made for some amazing sunsets.