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I'm pretty sure it was warm in CLE from March through this past December... at least it seemed that way. Winter ended quickly as far as I remember in February. OHSnow is OCD about CLE weather even though he doesn't live around here. :unsure:

It was warm in CLE starting last March into the beginning of this winter, but OHSnow is trying to argue global warming and that last winter was warm or something along those lines. Winter ended early and summer was warm, but while winter was here it was cold (not below normal at CLE but not very warm either). We haven't seen a never ended stretch of warm weather the past year and a half like OHSnow was implying.

OHSnow is Ytterbium right?

That's what I thought/still think

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PRELIMINARY LOCAL CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA (WS FORM: F-6)

                                         STATION:   COLUMBUS OH
                                         MONTH:     MARCH
                                         YEAR:      2010
                                         LATITUDE:   40  0 N
                                         LONGITUDE:  82 53 W

 TEMPERATURE IN F:       :PCPN:    SNOW:  WIND      :SUNSHINE: SKY     :PK WND
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1   2   3   4   5  6A  6B    7    8   9   10  11  12  13   14  15   16   17  18
                                    12Z  AVG MX 2MIN
DY MAX MIN AVG DEP HDD CDD  WTR  SNW DPTH SPD SPD DIR MIN PSBL S-S WX    SPD DR
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1  38  30  34  -3  31   0    T    T    3  5.0 12 340   M    M   9 18     15 330
2  34  24  29  -8  36   0    T    T    2  6.6 13 360   M    M  10 1      18  30
3  34  29  32  -5  33   0    T    T    1 10.1 16 340   M    M  10        21  10
4  39  23  31  -7  34   0 0.00  0.0    1  8.1 18 360   M    M   3        22 360
5  39  21  30  -8  35   0 0.00  0.0    0  6.2 15 360   M    M   2 12     17 340
6  43  20  32  -7  33   0 0.00  0.0    0  2.5 13  30   M    M   0 1      15  20
7  48  20  34  -5  31   0 0.00  0.0    0  2.0 12 240   M    M   3 18     14 250
8  55  34  45   6  20   0 0.00  0.0    0  2.3 10 140   M    M   4 18     14 130
9  62  31  47   7  18   0    T  0.0    0  5.0 12 120   M    M   5        15 120
10  64  44  54  14  11   0 0.04  0.0    0  6.4 13 150   M    M   7 1      17 170
11  68  42  55  15  10   0 0.05  0.0    0  5.6 10 140   M    M   9        23 170
12  70  49  60  19   5   0 0.16  0.0    0  9.4 24 220   M    M   9 138    35 100
13  52  43  48   7  17   0 0.74  0.0    0  7.7 16 220   M    M  10 1      22  70
14  48  39  44   3  21   0 0.06  0.0    0  6.5 16 350   M    M  10 1      20 350
15  45  38  42   0  23   0    T  0.0    0 12.4 21 340   M    M  10        25 350
16  60  40  50   8  15   0 0.00  0.0    0  7.2 15  10   M    M   5        21  10
17  63  33  48   6  17   0 0.00  0.0    0  3.4  9 360   M    M   3        12  10
18  65  33  49   6  16   0 0.00  0.0    0  4.7 18 280   M    M   3        23 290
19  66  37  52   9  13   0 0.00  0.0    0  6.9 21 250   M    M   5        25 240
20  69  40  55  11  10   0 0.00  0.0    0  6.6 18 220   M    M   6        28 300
21  72  41  57  13   8   0 0.01  0.0    0  7.1 21  20   M    M   9        25  30
22  49  37  43  -1  22   0 0.49  0.0    0  8.1 17 330   M    M  10 1      23 330
23  49  37  43  -1  22   0    T  0.0    0  8.8 21 330   M    M   8 1      25 320
24  61  32  47   2  18   0 0.00  0.0    0  1.6  9 250   M    M   6 18     15 230
25  58  31  45   0  20   0 0.70  0.2    0  8.9 22  10   M    M  10 14     29  20
26  41  29  35 -10  30   0 0.05  0.5    1 12.5 22  20   M    M   4 1      33  30
27  58  26  42  -4  23   0 0.00  0.0    0  7.4 17 140   M    M   7        25 140
28  57  43  50   4  15   0 0.44  0.0    0 11.3 20 180   M    M   9 1      28 180
29  50  41  46   0  19   0 0.01  0.0    0 10.9 18 360   M    M  10 1      23  10
30  57  34  46  -1  19   0 0.00  0.0    0  4.9 12 360   M    M   2 18     35 320
31  71  34  53   6  12   0 0.00  0.0    0  5.8 16 220   M    M   4        22 180

meh, not really. 2/3rd of the days were normal or below. the third that were above normal were WAY above skewing the monthly departures. Precip on 2/3rd of the days as well. Not exactly a nice early kick off to spring. Granted, better than i thought remembered though.

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meh, not really. 2/3rd of the days were normal or below. the third that were above normal were WAY above skewing the monthly departures. Precip on 2/3rd of the days as well. Not exactly a nice early kick off to spring. Granted, better than i thought remembered though.

Fair enough, but what's your definition of normal? By my count, CMH had 19 days that were normal or above. I'm not sure how's that not warm in the general sense. Alas, everyone has their own thoughts on such things. :)

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Fair enough, but what's your definition of normal? By my count, CMH had 19 days that were normal or above. I'm not sure how's that not warm in the general sense. Alas, everyone has their own thoughts on such things. :)

well here's what i recall. I had signed a couple jobs to begin that month and they ended up having to be put off because of wet and cold and it seemed things didn't start rolling until well into April. Maybe it was the fact that it was just a lousy weather month over all...not so much a super cold month.

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well here's what i recall. I had signed a couple jobs to begin that month and they ended up having to be put off because of wet and cold and it seemed things didn't start rolling until well into April. Maybe it was the fact that it was just a lousy weather month over all...not so much a super cold month.

Certainly makes sense, with regard to your profession. My job has to do with the outside too (golf), and it couldn't have been a better start to the season. One of the earliest I can recall here. Of course I still root for cold/snow through mid-March. :devilsmiley:

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I will tell you this from a perspective to your north, it was a very warm March at DTW, and the change from very wintry Feb to very springy Mar was very noticeable, in fact one of the quickest winter to spring transitions I can remember. But thats here.

[size="3"]STATION:   DETROIT MI
                                         MONTH: 	FEBRUARY
                                         YEAR:      2010
                                         LATITUDE:   42 13 N
                                         LONGITUDE:  83 20 W

 TEMPERATURE IN F:   	:PCPN:    SNOW:  WIND      :SUNSHINE: SKY 	:PK WND
================================================================================
1   2   3   4   5  6A  6B    7    8   9   10  11  12  13   14  15   16   17  18
                                	12Z  AVG MX 2MIN
DY MAX MIN AVG DEP HDD CDD  WTR  SNW DPTH SPD SPD DIR MIN PSBL S-S WX    SPD DR
================================================================================

1  28  10  19  -6  46   0 0.00  0.0    T  5.0 13 220   M    M   6 18 	16 240
2  32  19  26   1  39   0 0.09  1.8    T  3.3  9 120   M    M  10 18 	13 130
3  34  23  29   4  36   0    T  0.4    3  6.0 13 310   M    M  10 18 	16 320
4  34  22  28   3  37   0 0.00  0.0    T  2.3  9 320   M    M   9 18 	10 320
5  32  27  30   5  35   0    T    T    T 11.7 23  50   M    M  10 8      31  50
6  29  21  25   0  40   0    T    T    T 15.3 25  40   M    M   8        33  40
7  32  18  25   0  40   0    T    T    T  5.6 13  10   M    M   9 18 	15  10
8  36  15  26   0  39   0 0.00  0.0    T  1.5 10 190   M    M   4 8      15 220
9  27  22  25  -1  40   0 0.43  6.5    T  9.0 20  70   M    M  10 12 	25  60
10  27  24  26   0  39   0 0.16  2.1    9 10.8 23 340   M    M  10 1      29 340
11  30  22  26   0  39   0    T    T    9  9.9 18 300   M    M   9 1      25 300
12  28  22  25  -1  40   0    T    T    9  5.6  9 310   M    M  10   	360  15
13  30  20  25  -1  40   0    T    T    9  7.3 15 310   M    M  10 18 	22 300
14  33  26  30   3  35   0    T    T    6 11.1 20 230   M    M  10        22 230
15  30  24  27   0  38   0    T    T    6  4.6 12 340   M    M  10 8      16 340
16  31  23  27   0  38   0 0.12  2.5    4  7.3 15 320   M    M  10 1      21 300
17  35  23  29   2  36   0    T    T    6 10.0 20 290   M    M  10 1      25 280
18  38  28  33   5  32   0 0.00  0.0    5 11.1 17 290   M    M   7        23 300
19  40  23  32   4  33   0 0.00  0.0    2  7.6 17 300   M    M   1        22 280
20  42  23  33   5  32   0 0.00  0.0    1  4.4 10 250   M    M   8        18 290
21  44  27  36   7  29   0 0.04  0.5    T  3.7 13  90   M    M   9 18 	20  90
22  32  30  31   2  34   0 0.52  6.4    3  9.8 15  70   M    M  10 18 	22  20
23  33  20  27  -2  38   0 0.01  0.2    7  5.2 12 350   M    M   9 18 	16 340
24  31  20  26  -4  39   0 0.23  3.1    5  1.7  7 100   M    M  10 18      9 190
25  27  21  24  -6  41   0    T  0.1    7 12.9 23 320   M    M   9 1      33 330
26  30  24  27  -3  38   0 0.29  3.3    7 12.9 22 310   M    M  10 128    30 320
27  35  30  33   2  32   0 0.01  0.1   10  9.3 15 330   M    M  10 18 	21 360
28  41  31  36   5  29   0    T    T    8  7.9 13 300   M    M  10 6      17 360
================================================================================
SM  921  638      1034   0  1.90    27.0 212.8          M      248


[size="3"]STATION:   DETROIT MI
                                         MONTH:     MARCH
                                         YEAR:      2010
                                         LATITUDE:   42 13 N
                                         LONGITUDE:  83 20 W

 TEMPERATURE IN F:       :PCPN:    SNOW:  WIND      :SUNSHINE: SKY     :PK WND
================================================================================
1   2   3   4   5  6A  6B    7    8   9   10  11  12  13   14  15   16   17  18
                                    12Z  AVG MX 2MIN
DY MAX MIN AVG DEP HDD CDD  WTR  SNW DPTH SPD SPD DIR MIN PSBL S-S WX    SPD DR
================================================================================

1  41  27  34   3  31   0 0.00  0.0    5  7.4 15  10   M    M   7        18  10
2  39  26  33   1  32   0 0.00  0.0    3  8.0 15  40   M    M   8        18  30
3  42  27  35   3  30   0    T    T    2  8.5 16 340   M    M   6        21 330
4  43  22  33   0  32   0 0.00  0.0    1  7.6 16 350   M    M   3        21 350
5  44  23  34   1  31   0 0.00  0.0    T  4.7 13  10   M    M   1        16 340
6  48  22  35   2  30   0 0.00  0.0    T  3.9 12 280   M    M   0        16 290
7  49  25  37   3  28   0 0.00  0.0    0  6.4 14 240   M    M   3        18 230
8  55  26  41   7  24   0 0.00  0.0    0  4.7 13 250   M    M   1 18     16 260
9  57  30  44  10  21   0 0.00  0.0    0  3.7 10 170   M    M   7 18     15 180
10  56  41  49  14  16   0 0.01  0.0    0  5.5 16 180   M    M   9 18     18 180
11  66  39  53  18  12   0 0.14  0.0    0  6.9 17 140   M    M   9 18     23 140
12  55  45  50  15  15   0 0.04  0.0    0  7.7 21  70   M    M   9 18     18  70
13  50  38  44   8  21   0 0.28  0.0    0 15.6 24  70   M    M  10 1      35  70
14  42  37  40   4  25   0 0.10    T    0 10.5 17  40   M    M  10 1      25  40
15  59  40  50  13  15   0    T  0.0    0  9.1 18  20   M    M   9 1      23  20
16  64  35  50  13  15   0 0.00  0.0    0  2.6 10 140   M    M   5        18 330
17  65  33  49  12  16   0 0.00  0.0    0  2.8 12 180   M    M   3 8      15 180
18  67  36  52  14  13   0 0.00  0.0    0  8.5 22 250   M    M   3        29 280
19  67  39  53  15  12   0 0.00  0.0    0 10.1 25 240   M    M   5 8      32 240
20  46  33  40   2  25   0    T  0.0    0 11.9 16  40   M    M   9        21  40
21  50  32  41   2  24   0 0.01    T    0  9.0 17  40   M    M   8 4      21  30
22  45  38  42   3  23   0 0.06  0.0    0 14.3 23  30   M    M  10        31  30
23  57  40  49  10  16   0 0.00  0.0    0  7.9 16 310   M    M   6        20 280
24  61  33  47   7  18   0 0.00  0.0    0  3.8 10 180   M    M   5        15 280
25  48  28  38  -2  27   0 0.17  0.0    0  9.1 25  20   M    M  10 1      30  30
26  41  23  32  -9  33   0 0.00  0.0    0  9.2 23  20   M    M   4        32  10
27  48  24  36  -5  29   0 0.00  0.0    0  6.4 14 140   M    M   6        20 140
28  46  38  42   1  23   0 0.26  0.0    0  5.7 17  10   M    M  10 1      22 360
29  50  35  43   1  22   0 0.00  0.0    0  9.7 20  30   M    M   6 1      25  30
30  56  30  43   1  22   0 0.00  0.0    0  3.2 13 140   M    M   4 18     31 210
31  69  35  52  10  13   0 0.00  0.0    0  7.0 20 180   M    M   7 18     28 170
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SM 1626 1000       694   0  1.07    T    231.4          M      193
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Certainly makes sense, with regard to your profession. My job has to do with the outside too (golf), and it couldn't have been a better start to the season. One of the earliest I can recall here. Of course I still root for cold/snow through mid-March. :devilsmiley:

Over the last couple of years I've gotten much more heavily into outdoor lighting. That's the type of work that can even be done in the winter months as long as there's not a snow cover or the ground isn't frozen beyond a few inches. I like the little thaws we get....it gives me the opportunity to sign new work and get deposits before the cold comes back and shuts me down. It helps that my customers aren't wx weenies, otherwise most of them would probably tell me to call them back in a few months...lol.

This is turning out to be one crazy looking winter....all bets are off and I'm starting to wonder if the rubber band will ever snap or the cold will just keep stretching......crazy.

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meh, not really. 2/3rd of the days were normal or below. the third that were above normal were WAY above skewing the monthly departures. Precip on 2/3rd of the days as well. Not exactly a nice early kick off to spring. Granted, better than i thought remembered though.

What a torch... Canada was bare of snow and black ice on lakes in March.. Nothing is skewing **** except your vision. I don't care where you live but only one day in the 30's all of march is a Torch.

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People down here in SW Ohio are just going to enjoy the mid to upper 30's for the next few days. That's pretty balmy compared to the temperatures we experienced in December (New Years Eve being the exception). Looking like we get back into the much below average temperature by week's end and into the upcoming weekend.

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People down here in SW Ohio are just going to enjoy the mid to upper 30's for the next few days. That's pretty balmy compared to the temperatures we experienced in December (New Years Eve being the exception). Looking like we get back into the much below average temperature by week's end and into the upcoming weekend.

btw...welcome aboard. Great to have an OV met in the house posting. Hope you become a regular poster here.

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Yep. That is ytterbium.

Think the lake will become ice covered again before LES can set-up? Hope not. Looks like our only chance for snow.

I think this thaw will allow for another decent LES event, provided the opportunity arises. Water temps are no doubt, still quite cold.

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People can say that the block is gone, but not mattering. Storms still dying out as they reach Ohio. Seriously. I'm calling it first. Winter Cancel. We are going to get more cold, but I am predicting no major snowstorms January, and 75% chance we don't see one ijn February or March either. By major storm I mean 6"+

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I see YNG reporting a trace of snow on the ground. Did any of the snowbelts retain a few inches? If YNG has a trace I'd imagine places in Geauga might have an inch or two left?

We're essentially a third of the way through the snow season now. I'm giving it a B grade thus far. Great LES, but nothing more.

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People can say that the block is gone, but not mattering. Storms still dying out as they reach Ohio. Seriously. I'm calling it first. Winter Cancel. We are going to get more cold, but I am predicting no major snowstorms January, and 75% chance we don't see one ijn February or March either. By major storm I mean 6"+

Today's 12z Dr. No says winter cancel un-cancel for OH. :snowman:

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People can say that the block is gone, but not mattering. Storms still dying out as they reach Ohio. Seriously. I'm calling it first. Winter Cancel. We are going to get more cold, but I am predicting no major snowstorms January, and 75% chance we don't see one ijn February or March either. By major storm I mean 6"+

I think it was around this time last year that you wrote the same thing. It worked out wonderfully for us! :thumbsup::snowman:

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I see YNG reporting a trace of snow on the ground. Did any of the snowbelts retain a few inches? If YNG has a trace I'd imagine places in Geauga might have an inch or two left?

We're essentially a third of the way through the snow season now. I'm giving it a B grade thus far. Great LES, but nothing more.

No. I don't think so, because YNG had more than the snowbelt on the ground at the end of December, according to the NWS snow reports. You can really see the effect of the lack of snow cover on the temps today... it seems most places are 3-5 degrees warmer than expected.

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I see YNG reporting a trace of snow on the ground. Did any of the snowbelts retain a few inches? If YNG has a trace I'd imagine places in Geauga might have an inch or two left?

We're essentially a third of the way through the snow season now. I'm giving it a B grade thus far. Great LES, but nothing more.

Nothing but a few piles in my area. I've traveled through western geauga and there is nothing but piles and a few patches where the snow drifted. I think YNG takes their snow measurements in plow piles.

I give this season a strong C so far... mainly because we had snowcover for the majority of December. The LES really hasn't been that good. I know in some places it has but I'm grading purely IMBY. We've had almost 0 synoptic snow. We are going to need a few synoptic storms to bring the grade up.

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