Frog Town

That never gets old...

The 500MB trough keeps sinking deeper and further SW with Each Run. Anyone else seeing this??

True desperation. Plus, it's snow weannies time of the year

Another one with the trend!

One of our Local Mets in Toledo is definitely buying into the trends. He doesn't buy into hype either!

Yes. Need that boost to keep going so those further west in the sub can cash in on a little Christmas miracle

12Z Nam is a step in the right direction with the Secondary Low development on the front. Tick west almost to Toledo now.

Not really

Trends could continue!? Just need the front to slow down a bit more

More Good News for Northern Ohio: Overnight on Wednesday, temperatures will slowly begin to drop from the 40s into the 30s as the cold front approaches from the west. The cold front is expected to move through the area Thursday morning into the afternoon hours. As a result of this, Thursday`s high temperature will occur early in the day and be in the mid 30s to low 40s, steadily decreasing to low in the mid teens for overnight Thursday. As these temperatures steadily decrease from west to east, the widespread rain showers will gradually switch over to primarily snow showers driven by a synoptic set up including strong upper level support for lift from the jet stream. There remains quite a bit of uncertainty with snowfall totals from the synoptic event at this point, however models are trending towards much of the area having a white Christmas.

Come on people. No one has a crystal ball. This is a about the thrill of chase and learning something along the way from some great professionals that graciously share their craft. Let's have some humanity and all lighten up. For the Love!

Understood! Thank you. I'm still holding out for a 2004 miracle!

Are you saying there's no chance for anyone? Can you give a simple interpretation of this?

Real nice dude. What happened to us cheering for each other.

But when they do, they DO

Answer always lies in the middle. Which would be a good solution if you combine the two.

save NW Lower MI, and the Eastern Kentucky coal fields...

Ok. Makes sense now. I live in Toledo, so It was a win for the glacial ridge and northwest.

New Years Eve 2007 and we had a similar set-up. You all remember what that storm did?? It wasn't good for the lower lakes.

Are you saying a Low could form on the frontal boundary?

That was my Freshman year in college at Siena Heights University and I remember it being cold, but not much snow. I do recall having somewhat of a back loaded winter that year.

Lake Michigan Special right there!

Had to swap out Taco Tuesday.