LakeEffectOH

I got around an inch here.

Looks as the mean gets stuck in the COD. IMHO, that means a muted effect.

Awww, don't say that...remember April 2007?

Had about 8" of fluff yesterday. We must have been caught under that same persistent N-S band coming off L. Huron.

Tell me about it...back in early December, Saybrook, OH had over 5 feet of snow via lake effect. I live about 15 miles from there and there was not even a dusting. Several days later, I finally had about 6 inches.

Yeah, from the looks of the water, I'd imagine that area will be frozen over in a matter of days.

When I left for work this morning, there was freezing drizzle and snow pellets falling. Snowing nicely here at work in Solon.

Nice! NWS is forecasting off & on LES this week (2 events to be more accurate), though amounts will be light. NWS keeps going back and forth with 1-2"/event to less than one inch between point forecasts. I just hate the term less than one inch or one half inch. Ugh!

Hopefully we can see more LES this coming week. As more ice forms on the lake, the chances of particularly heavy snows will decrease. While it’s certainly been cold, it hasn’t been that cold, plus we had a mini torch between Christmas and New Year’s. Hopefully these two factors will buy us a little more time. I have had about 11” since it started snowing on New Year’s night.

And tonight-tomorrow as well

4-5” is about what we’ve picked up here in Chesterland so far today. Wind is picking up too!

Yes! Thanks! Snowing like crazy out now. Just had a bout of pessimism, especially after being missed by the severe LES of early December

Heavy snow here! I guess my inner reminded me of how I missed epic LES snowfall by 10 so miles, not to mention several big ticket LES vents over the last few years.

Well, is our LES storm going to deliver or will it be another Ashtabula/Erie special? Bands appear to be parallel to the lakeshore.