dta1984

5" here since yesterday morning. Quite a long duration light snow. Definitely working our way towards a normal ish winter finally.

Just eyeballing this morning, looks to be 5-6" additional since my 3" measurement yesterday afternoon. Roads were still a mess this morning with the wind and light snow still falling. Overachiever

3" so far today. Currently not snowing, but looks like some lake enhancement picks up later this afternoon.

WSW now for 4-7" additional

Snow here now as well, big flakes. Pretty consistent agreement in the models of around 6" .

It's been a very scenic morning, right at 2" before it switched over to drizzle. Good start, hopefully tomorrow delivers as well.

Picked up 1.5" of snow this afternoon. Drizzling right now. Wonder if we'll get some thawing of the lake ice with the slightly warmer temps this week?

Same here, and looks like we may do it again tomorrow. Pretty crazy story about the Lake ice near Buffalo: https://www.wivb.com/news/local-news/buffalo/ship-stuck-in-ice-off-lake-erie-shoreline-in-buffalo/

5.75" here with 3" of that coming in a few hours yesterday with the Huron band. Nice to hit an event on the high end. It's been a great January, been a while since we have had a normal ish January.

33 and snow this morning. Wondering if it will stay snow or if we will flip to rain this morning? It's actually starting to stick to pavement again. Interesting quote from CLE regarding tomorrow - Sun night "The Sunday forecast is a bit sneaky with the snow potential across Northeast Ohio, especially near/east of Cleveland. After aa lull in snow tonight, a system developing southeast of ther egion will allow for some synoptic moisture to try and creep back into the forecast area and bring some light snow to the eastern half of the forecast area. Then, a favorable lake effect snow setup will start to emerge Sunday afternoon with NNW flow across Lakes Huron and Erie. This should allow for lake effect snow to push into Northeast Ohio with a couple inches of snowj ust east of the Cleveland metro given the favorable fetch. This wvent will be limited by the lack of deep moisture across the region. However, the sfc-5000 ft layer over the lake will be very unstable with good low level lift, so this has the potential to uptick as a sneaky shallow lake effect event before this events starts to pivot east, as mentioned in the short term" period below."

Definitely a great start to January. I have recorded 21" the first 8 days. Pretty good stretch that looks to continue, especially after the season total of each of the last 2 winters being around 50"

Hopefully we can make it to early next week, sounds like another good LE setup with the next cold push.

Was just reading through the CLE discussion and looks like several LES chances this coming week. https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=CLE&issuedby=CLE&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off

Some short rangers still show 3-6", have to see if we can get a band to organize.

3" new here overnight, 9.75" running total.