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Northern Ohio Obs/Discussion Part 2


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1 hour ago, dta1984 said:

Ya seems like an over correction.  Let's see how the rest of the runs go today.  

12z hrr seems to show lake shore areas getting some enhancement. 

 

Huge jumps like that this close in are definitely a red flag... I'd put the NAM in the possible but not probable category. Still think 6-10" generally. There is a surprising amount of open water in the central basin so there will be some lake enhancement which could boost totals

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1 hour ago, dta1984 said:

Euro looks to be holding and not bumping too far nw.

Euro looked great. Any movement was just noise. Could be more lake enhancement that what the models are showing. Lots of open water in the central basin and with NNE winds the ice should push around quite a bit. 

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I think 8-12" is good for the Cleveland area, may be a tad more if some lake-enhancement occurs in Cuyahoga County or points west with a NNE flow. With an 850mb low track near or just east of I-71 I do think the heaviest axis ends up solidly west of that corridor, and could see Akron getting a bit less than Cleveland and Youngstown getting several inches less and trying to sleet or dry slot. This will be another solid storm for the Cleveland area in a winter that's seen a few already. 

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41 minutes ago, OHweather said:

I think 8-12" is good for the Cleveland area, may be a tad more if some lake-enhancement occurs in Cuyahoga County or points west with a NNE flow. With an 850mb low track near or just east of I-71 I do think the heaviest axis ends up solidly west of that corridor, and could see Akron getting a bit less than Cleveland and Youngstown getting several inches less and trying to sleet or dry slot. This will be another solid storm for the Cleveland area in a winter that's seen a few already. 

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Always appreciated forecast!   I'll be pulling for a slightly E track, but can't complain to 8-12" . 

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10 minutes ago, NEOH said:

Euro has been rock steady with this storm for awhile. Looks like we'll be several counties away from any potential of any mixing -- perfect spot for the heavy snow. 

Ya was just thinking the same thing.  Riding that line can pay off.   Looks like Nam is better for us, but mixing is close.  

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5 hours ago, WHEATCENT said:

How reliable is the RAP model? Keeps laying down 14 or so along  the lakeshore haha

My guess is the rap is a little overdone, but it shows 12+ for a good chunk of northern ohio.  Although.. it's actually close to what the Euro has been showing..

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Recently got an apartment over in Perrysburg, OH to complete the rest of the "work from home" phase this year while living with one of my old high school friends. Seems like this storm trended a bit NW here to follow me back west :D. Feeling pretty good about 10–12" here across much of NW Ohio. Will easily be some local totals over a foot. Excited to see how the ratios pan out. Only 16° at TDZ right now, 20 at CLE. I wouldn't be worried about the HRRR showing mixing that far north back in NE Ohio.

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37 minutes ago, amt5626 said:

Recently got an apartment over in Perrysburg, OH to complete the rest of the "work from home" phase this year while living with one of my old high school friends. Seems like this storm trended a bit NW here to follow me back west :D. Feeling pretty good about 10–12" here across much of NW Ohio. Will easily be some local totals over a foot. Excited to see how the ratios pan out. Only 16° at TDZ right now, 20 at CLE. I wouldn't be worried about the HRRR showing mixing that far north back in NE Ohio.

That area looks to be in the jackpot zone for sure. Given how flat and open western Ohio is I'm sure there will be some huge drifts. Still feel good about 8-12"+ locally. Euro did bump north a bit at 12z. Still keeps mixing southeast of the area though. 

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