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Snow really coming down now in Cleveland! Football weather...

Yep lol, been pretty focused on mid-michigan, but heres a couple more charts I pulled from the 00z run for other cities DTW: Kalamazoo: Chicago/O'Hare: Cleveland: Let me know if anyone wants any other graphics from this site, they've got some good visualizations, but it needs a subscription which I've got thru school.

Haven't been paying too much attention to ensembles, but this is a pretty big run-to-run change off the EPS, and somewhat surprising to see so close to the event?

What a complex forecast for this mid-week... Rain chance basically everyday, and didn't end up including any snow in my "official" 7-day, but wouldn't be surprised if we got even up to 3inches through the week.

Euro ensemble with a decent signal for something to happen on or around the 23rd, at least in my area. GEFS doesn't go out quite as far, but seems to be picking up on the same system.

yep, freshman in the met program!

Pretty good show just north of Mt Pleasant, MI. Crazy sight with the wind farms surrounding you as well

Massive CC drop directly over Lakewood Park on FL's east coast

And, of course, beautiful sunsets the past 2 nights as well.

Caught a "circum-zenithical arc" yesterday afternoon here in MI, as well as 2 sundogs thanks to those high hurricane clouds making their way north.

You can really see the shape of the eyewall on the lightning map from blitzortung

Up to 6 Inches over the past week in some of the mountains of NC (over past 7 days, but same idea)

Saw that, I won't talk too much about it on this thread, but yeah, another homebrew 'cane that the GFS (keep in mind at 240+ hrs) has landfalling on the FL panhandle around 950mb. Safe to say this likely won't verify, but worth keeping an eye on

looks like the core of it should miss land, although it'll certainly be close

Correct me if I'm wrong, but if the storm post-landfall does take a looping track like that highlighted in some of the models, wouldn't that lead to some pretty intense inland flooding, especially over S Appalachia and the Ozarks?