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Let's talk winter!


Steve

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why not?   I've said it before, no one does a march or april winter storm like CMH.   January? Not so much.

actually one of the greatest storms in Columbus is called the Leap Day storm (1984) I believe. Totally different synoptic situation, if I remember correctly.

 

The SREF plumes say that there is a small chance that Dayton could get over 2.0" of liquid equivalent.

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yea, thankfully it's the nam, (I think that would be worse case scenario).   Btw, if the rgem is any indication, the Canadian should come in colder and a bit south with the first wave because it's a little slower with the precip and quicker with the front.

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Unreal. Especially considering how the 6z went north. I hope the Euro holds serve!

 

yep, in the end this is gonna be an average of the last 2 euro runs.   Anything else the ncep, ggem, or uk spits out is just entertainment at this point.       I'll go with 6-10 here and maybe a little sleet at the onset.   I've already made preparations so I feel a ton better.

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Based on my bad eyes...look likes the 12z GFS never brings the 850 line north of about Middletown to Chillicothe. Then as the precip really cranks Sunday night and Monday all of Ohio is in heavy snow...at least the southern 1/2 of the state. Even much of northern Ky switches to snow. Don't have tables...but based on noon....I have to think Dayton to CMH gets buried.

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yep, in the end this is gonna be an average of the last 2 euro runs.   Anything else the ncep, ggem, or uk spits out is just entertainment at this point.       I'll go with 6-10 here and maybe a little sleet at the onset.   I've already made preparations so I feel a ton better.

Good! Glad to have you back. LOL

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Based on my bad eyes...look likes the 12z GFS never brings the 850 line north of about Middletown to Chillicothe. Then as the precip really cranks Sunday night and Monday all of Ohio is in heavy snow...at least the southern 1/2 of the state. Even much of northern Ky switches to snow. Don't have tables...but based on noon....I have to think Dayton to CMH gets buried.

 

qpf isn't as heavy on the gfs...the trade off might be longer duration with the front end colder and snowier.  Will be interesting to see what it spit out.

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Almost looks like a fourth piece of energy on Monday pushes heavier precip back across the river and up to about I-70 for several hours at a pretty good clip. Cincy looks to do very well too! Certainly an "I'll take that one". A met on the main thread said that one of the new SREF members brings almost 2 inch qpf to Dayton.

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This year there must be something to me having to travel back from the Newark area to Cbus on a Sunday. Last time that happened, the area was hit by that nice over-performing clipper. Looks like this time we're just going to get a plain old good March (hopefully mostly) snow event

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Eh, for all the model waffling, the bottom line has been that the I-70 corridor gets a decent hit.  Even the awful NAM has that.   I'd say I'm about 95% confident of a 6"+ event.  Whether we get some sleet mixed in or not, I don't think that will be a significant part of the storm.

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