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Can we drop the Philly talk, already?  If it was so great, you all would be living there right now.  A single season does not cancel out the majority of seasons where we kick their collective *sses on snowfall. 

Fair enough. But, it just sucks still having family back there who hate snow, while I love it. If I didn't know anyone living back there I wouldn't care at all. Jealousy at it's finest! LOL

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See that's the worst part. Hopefully surface temps rise to near or above freezing or we're going to have severe power outages.

Looking at the latest RAP, it's not quite as aggressive with the warm surge which leaves us in situation where we get the ice, but surface temps are colder than on the NAM. Just friggin' great.

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Looking at the latest RAP, it's not quite as aggressive with the warm surge which leaves us in situation where we get the ice, but surface temps are colder than on the NAM. Just friggin' great.

With our luck..we will get an inch of ice!!! :axe: Let's just hope these latest runs are just some blips..we can hope!!

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Ewww...I think they're acknowledging the changes. NWS is now showing snow, zr and sleet tonight for Upper Arlington, with all zr after 3 AM

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Yes, ILN cut snow totals in half for the Columbus area.  It doesn't mean it's going to be right, but it does mean they're going with the NAM completely.  Their latest AFD basically says as much.  All about the NAM.

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Yes, ILN cut snow totals in half for the Columbus area.  It doesn't mean it's going to be right, but it does mean they're going with the NAM completely.

Keeps going it will eventually be all rain!! So amazing how the trend was great for us..and with a model run and within 8 hours of the storm we lose the snow.. :axe:

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Does it seem like following this storm has been more of a roller coaster than usual? I know we were riding the line as usual but c'mon...

As Buckeye said last night we could smell the taint and were golden. Now it looks like we may get the taint!

Ehh it's not so much that. It's more so that the models showed over a foot just 12 hrs ago, now right before the event wanna show zr/rain this far north. Imo you may as well throw models out until 6-8 hrs before an event because after 16 years of doing this they change right before 90% of the time. With that said New map coming. And I'll more than likely be leaning towards 1-3" CMH followed by .20 inches of ice followed by .4 of plain rain to melt it all. No more maps from me until 2hrs before. Tired of being made to look foolish on my facebook beforehand.

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lol...I'm gone all morning, and this is what I come back too???  

 

Let's face it, there's not one Ohio poster here that's shocked...and if you are, you haven't been doing this very long.  These storms that track up the west side of the apps infamously want to go further nw than the models show...for whatever reason.  If you notice, it doesn't happen that consistently with other tracks.   The sunday night event is a perfect example of the exception.     I admit, I got sucked in with my heart as well even though my head was screaming to be skeptical.

 

I have one question....why is it that us weenies who are hobbiest were scratching our heads over ILN's all snow call yesterday, and we have day jobs?    That's a serious question.   IF this does become an icestorm or rainstorm instead of a snowstorm, (which looks very likely), shame on ILN.  They clearly discounted, trends, history, model biases, etc. and spewed out the gfs.   Why do we need humans in that office then, why not have an automated forecast generated by a blend of a couple of different models?  Rant over.

 

I'll continue to watch the short range stuff but Im hoping for plain rain if our options are between that or getting greater than .25 ice.   Like I said in the other thread, an icestorm is exciting for 12 hours, and misery for days after.

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lol...I'm gone all morning, and this is what I come back too???  

 

Let's face it, there's not one Ohio poster here that's shocked...and if you are, you haven't been doing this very long.  These storms that track up the west side of the apps infamously want to go further nw than the models show...for whatever reason.  If you notice, it doesn't happen that consistently with other tracks.   The sunday night event is a perfect example of the exception.     I admit, I got sucked in with my heart as well even though my head was screaming to be skeptical.

 

I have one question....why is it that us weenies who are hobbiest were scratching our heads over ILN's all snow call yesterday, and we have day jobs?    That's a serious question.   IF this does become an icestorm or rainstorm instead of a snowstorm, (which looks very likely), shame on ILN.  They clearly discounted, trends, history, model biases, etc. and spewed out the gfs.   Why do we need humans in that office then, why not have an automated forecast generated by a blend of a couple of different models?  Rant over.

 

I'll continue to watch the short range stuff but Im hoping for plain rain if our options are between that or getting greater than .25 ice.   Like I said in the other thread, an icestorm is exciting for 12 hours, and misery for days after.

No sooner after you write this, ILN changes my point from 3-7 to 4-8 snow/sleet. What are they doing over there?

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