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Ohio and surrounding states (Let's talk winter!)


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Well they updated the criteria too. im pretty sure there used to be an amount on the ground to meet the criteria.

Yeah, it's been updated. Temperature used to be part of criteria back in the day, believe it or not. Not sure about amounts, but could have been.

Anyway, good luck with the storm. You guys are sitting pretty in OH.

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Yeah, it's been updated. Temperature used to be part of criteria back in the day, believe it or not. Not sure about amounts, but could have been.

Anyway, good luck with the storm. You guys are sitting pretty in OH.

edited my post above to say that. lol. And thanks, after last winter we needed something before a historic weenie suicide commenced in Ohio lol.

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Just got back from xmas dinner. Just looked at 00z NAM and looks a touch colder. Amazing amounts of precip.... If it can stay all snow or mostly snow WOW.

If it stays even half snow, it'd still be one of the largest December snowfalls on record. All snow and we're talking top 10 all-time.

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Little worried about ice storm potential...Hoping that here in NE Cincy it is either all snow and sleet or a cold rain. I'll take rain at 33 degrees over rain at 31 degrees any day.

You're riding the line mike. I'm confident you'll get mostly snow. Worst case for you would be a layer of ice with 7" of snow on top. Btw, did you graduate yet?

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You're riding the line mike. I'm confident you'll get mostly snow. Worst case for you would be a layer of ice with 7" of snow on top. Btw, did you graduate yet?

Hey you know what, as long as that huge tree outside my north window doesn't come crashing down it's all good :lmao:

I'm a junior this year. Could graduate next fall semester, but may stick around to do an internship in the spring. We'll see how it shakes out :)

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* ACCUMULATIONS...6 TO 10 INCHES OF SNOW...WITH A FOOT OF SNOW ACCUMULATION POSSIBLE IN COSHOCTON...TUSCARAWAS...CARROLL... COLUMBIANA...AND MERCER COUNTIES. SNOWFALL RATES OF 1 TO 2 INCHES PER HOUR ARE POSSIBLE IN OHIO LATE THIS MORNING AND AFTERNOON. * TIMING...SNOW WILL DEVELOP BETWEEN ROUGHLY 5 AND 7 AM THIS MORNING IN OHIO...AND 9 AM AND NOON IN PENNSYLVANIA. A PERIOD OF VERY HEAVY SNOW IS EXPECTED LATE WEDNESDAY MORNING INTO WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON IN OHIO...AND WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON IN PENNSYLVANIA.

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MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 2227

NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK

0225 AM CST WED DEC 26 2012

AREAS AFFECTED...SRN IL...CNTRL AND SRN IND...W-CNTRL AND SW OH

CONCERNING...BLIZZARD

VALID 260825Z - 261430Z

SUMMARY...HEAVY SNOW AND BLIZZARD CONDITIONS WILL SPREAD NEWD FROM

SE MO/SRN IL ACROSS CNTRL IND INTO W-CNTRL AND SW OH EARLY THIS

MORNING. SNOWFALL RATES AROUND 1-1.5 INCHES PER HOUR ARE POSSIBLE AT

TIMES. NORTH WINDS AROUND 20-30 MPH WITH HIGHER GUSTS WILL LEAD TO

WHITEOUT CONDITIONS.

DISCUSSION...STRONG PVA WAS PIVOTING E/NE ACROSS WRN TN INTO SRN KY

AS OF 0730Z...PROVIDING MOIST ASCENT OVER BAND OF 700 MB

FRONTOGENESIS FROM SRN IL EWD ACROSS CNTRL KY. AS THE SFC LOW

/CENTERED OVER S-CNTRL TN AT 08Z/ CONTINUES TO LIFT N/NE...WARM

CONVEYOR BELT PROCESSES WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE FUEL FOR HEAVY

SNOW. THE HEAVIEST SNOW WAS MOVING ACROSS SE MO INTO SW IL AND WILL

CONTINUE TO DEVELOP NEWD TOWARD CENTRAL IND AND SW/S-CNTRL OH OVER

THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS. SNOWFALL RATES APPROACHING 1-1.5 INCHES AN

HOUR ARE POSSIBLE. BRIEF PERIODS OF EVEN HEAVIER SNOW MAY ACCOMPANY

SMALLER CONVECTIVE BANDS ACROSS SRN IL...BUT INCREASINGLY

UNFAVORABLE MIDLEVEL LAPSE RATES WILL LIMIT CONVECTIVE POTENTIAL

ACROSS IND AND OH. ADDITIONALLY...SOME FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET MAY

INITIALLY MIX WITH SNOW ACROSS SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF THE MCD AREA AS

THE TRANSITION FROM LIQUID TO FROZEN PRECIPITATION OCCURS.

NLY SFC WINDS WILL INCREASE ON THE BACK SIDE OF THE LOW /AS EVIDENT

IN SFC OBS FROM NE ARK INTO SRN IL/. SUSTAINED WINDS AROUND 20-30

MPH WITH HIGHER GUSTS ARE POSSIBLE. IN FACT...A GUST TO 42 MPH WAS

OBSERVED AT POPLAR BLUFF WAS AT 0745Z. THESE STRONG WINDS COMBINED

WITH HEAVY SNOW WILL LEAD TO BLIZZARD CONDITIONS SPREADING NEWD

THROUGH EARLY MORNING.

..LEITMAN.. 12/26/2012

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