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Southern portion of the subforum is looking at a significant Winter storm tuesday into wednesday. NWS Louisville already has posted winter storm watches for 4+ inches. Models are consistent on a heavy band of 6-10" snow totals along the I71 corridor or just south. I anticipate this will trend a little bit more towards the north but we will see.

Had about 9" in cincy. 1/2" of sleet/freezing rain in between two 4-5" layers light and fluffy snow. Without the ice, easily a foot plus storm.

HRRR snow fall. Lol and the storm isnt even over in this run.

Can anyone explain why the foreign models (EURO, GPDS, UKMET) have the heaviest snow band south of the ohio river whereas the American models have the heaviest snow band tracking near i70?

That hotspot will pull Milton North. $50 says landfall is 2 Miles NW Tampa Bay.

Update to my last post…it was not a storm chaser killed near Corning. Death toll appears to be 4 in greenfield and 1 north of corning

Preliminary reports indicating a storm chaser was among the fatalaties

Yesterday had more tor reports than Monday

Rap sounding from northwest Ohio. What prevented a mode significant tornado?

I really think they need an office for the northern plains, central plains, Midwest, and Dixie. All have those areas have their nuances with tornado forecasting

Did damage west of oakwood.

The daytime portion definitely busted. The nighttime portion still has time but we will see. Ohio warm fronts are bad news.

TDAY is down until further notice. Anyone chasing in that area will be critical to the early warning process as the lowest WSD88 beam is 5-7k ft in parts of Ohio.

Slight risk for D2. Little surprising