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Steve

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Lol. Something isn't right.attachicon.gifpost-68-0-28705500-1423964913.gif

Stranger things have happened. I remember back in the late 90's there was a night that i was watching a met from cincy and he said there was one model showing 10" of snow the next day when the rest showed nothing. He thought it was an error and at the end said there was nothing wrong. Well sure enough the next day major snowstorm. You just never know.

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Stranger things have happened. I remember back in the late 90's there was a night that i was watching a met from cincy and he said there was one model showing 10" of snow the next day when the rest showed nothing. He thought it was an error and at the end said there was nothing wrong. Well sure enough the next day major snowstorm. You just never know.

Buckeye for 'effin president if that happens! He said wait for 00z sunday!
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I'm reposting what an IWX met friend posted in the main storm thread the other day. This comment is what kept my hopes alive for at least I 70 on south.

 

We are in that range where storms are lost...those in the Ohio Valley to New England likely in a good spot this one.

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Why is it that when a model moves north but does not affect Chicago..it gets tossed or called garbage?? I gave up on this storm..but the latest north move has peaked my interest!! Trust me...if we were in the bullseye and it moved north..the models are golden!!

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Stranger things have happened. I remember back in the late 90's there was a night that i was watching a met from cincy and he said there was one model showing 10" of snow the next day when the rest showed nothing. He thought it was an error and at the end said there was nothing wrong. Well sure enough the next day major snowstorm. You just never know.

 

Sounds like January 6, 1996.  I will always remember that storm, as I remember local mets calling for 1-3" at most right through the day before it hit.  

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I swear if this comes all the way back to miss us to the north, it will be time for Buckeye to break out the 'ol Big Dog. 

 

Still working on getting into the bullseye so I'll sweat that our Monday AM if I have to I guess LOL

 

Euro jumps north again!  0.3-0.4" total liquid at CMH and 0.7" at CVG.  Here she comes!

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crazy runs last night.   Not to be a downer, but I'm not convinced that trend continues unfortunately....but who knows.   We went from a total whiff and writing this off 24 hours ago, to probably seeing winterstorm watches posted a couple counties south of us.  

The anecdotal weenie in me reminds myself of where Detroit was sitting at this point before the SB storm, if I recall correctly, they were still not suppose to score much.   On the other hand, this is a different animal and the cold dry air over us means business.   I think the models might go from seeing less confluence, (which might be why they all came north), to now seeing the strength of the cold dry air.    We are suppose to have a low of -2 tonight.

 

A lot of times when we see a big shift like this, the next couple model runs tame down, and then they nowcast back north a bit.  I would much rather be in southern OH / northern KY for this one.  This has the potential to be a heartbreaker, for the I-70 crowd, watching a shield of snow pass close enough to smell....or....it could be a last minute surprise. 

 

Right now I'd put I-70 at a 50% chance of 1-2",  30% chance of 2+", and 20% chance of 1" or less.   But we'll see

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The new 9Z SREF has a large cluster of members between 6-10" with a mean of 6.09". The caveat, however, is that it's assuming large ratios which I never like to trust.

 

that is good news.  The plumes did very well with our last 2 events.    I believe it was showing around 1.3" for yesterdays snow around this time frame.

I'd just like to see a bit more digging with the wave....hopefully that will trend.

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