When looking especially at the short term models, on a site like pivotal (there's so many models) which would you say are better at handling lake effect? Always been curious on that
Cleveland Hopkins averages 63.8 inches per year and is at 16.5 and they got a bit more from the lake enhanced storm about 2 weeks ago than i did 30 miles east in lake county. I'm probably sitting at only 8 total inches or so and its the end of January.....
I'm less than a mile from the lake in Mentor and the wind has been blowing pretty strong since really early this morning
was afraid we'd lose power again after just being without it for 17 hours Tuesday-Wednesday during the 1st wind event.
It'd be nice to maybe get some lake effect at least if we're gonna get all these 43 degree rainers while everyone else from New England to Arkansas to Chicago cash in
i should remember not to look at models at 170~hours out since the gfs and euro looked great for 2-3 runs and i knew it was too early to be true and by 130 it would be crap