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Getting weird bursts of snow here. From the looks of it I’d say the rare NW Ohio lake effect is in action

I don't agree with that. After today we will be at 9 of 14 days through the month with highs below 40 in Toledo. That's our average temperature in the 1st half of December, I'd say that's a pretty good stretch

It's pretty wild how entrenched the cold has become as quickly as it has. November was extremely warm and we golfed comfortably on the 17th as the temps were in the low 60s. Fast forward not even a month and we're routinely having highs below freezing and morning lows pushing the single digits. That is quite a drop in just a few weeks, it wouldn't shock me in the least to see a few robust snowstorms roll through this region in January/February

That’s pretty high up there lol! Our tickets are at the bottom of C deck on the other side. It’s a great place to watch a game and the whole stadium feels like it’s on top of the field. Place should be rocking for a night game, just will be a bit chilly

I'll be there as well. No you do not want it to be that cold, the horseshoe shape tunnels the wind. Bring the long johns!

Nice squall right now! My grass is mostly covered, gotta love it

No kidding. If you were born in the summer of 2005 you would have seen 3 of the Top 5 snowiest Januaries and 4 of the top 5 snowiest Februaries in Toledo history. That’s quite incredible and shows how violent 21st century winters have been.

I don't think I'd like to see that again. It was absolutely wild & awesome at times, but our infrastructure really struggled to combat nearly 90" of snow. Toledo & Detroit are not built for that, it made getting around a complete nightmare in the countryside

Good thing my meeting in Mississauga was moved. Might have gotten a bit dicey around London

This is awesome!

So ready for this thing to roll in

The clipper train in December? Wow I'm shocked

I'm starting to get rather confident in a 1-3" for Toledo at this time for Thanksgiving. Still wouldn't be shocked to see the hardest snows head more towards I-94 as we get closer to the event

Encouraging to see on the long range solid cold entrenching itself over WCAN

And are we shocked? November is rarely ever cash in time for this part of the country. I will say it's good to see this pattern putting snow cover down across WCAN, Montana & the Dakotas. I'd be pretty excited if I were in IL/WI/IA based on what the models are showing for Thanksgiving, that is one solid storm for this region. Sure the current solutions show a solid strike for this area but how often does a Panhandle Hook actually roll through Northern Ohio?