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Northern Ohio Obs/Discussion Part 2


Trent
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21 minutes ago, Trent said:

It really is amazing how you could bank on a widespread 6-12" synoptic storm across NE Ohio almost every year or at least every other year. Now, it's becoming once every 8 years. 

CLE had a 3.7" seasonal snowfall deficit as of yesterday. It practically takes a miracle pattern just to get close to normal these days.

This was a spectacular fail of a storm.  Just amazing.  And it's adding up in recent years.  The seasonal snowfall isn't terrible, though quite unspectacular outside of the northern Snowbelt in terms of larger events.  

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I don't think it's going to be too much longer before the flip to snow. The precip turned over to mainly snow under the heavier returns which moved north. Radar is filling in the south now.

 

Edit: As of 1:45 its all snow IMBY. There is a good chunk of moisture coming up from southern ohio. Looks like it will make a run for the eastern counties.

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32 minutes ago, Chinook said:

Ravenna ASOS says +RA and 30 degrees. Oops, I guess that's +FZRA (maybe?), Akron City has snow, Euclid KCGF has freezing rain, Cleveland Lakefront has -RA and below freezing.

Surprised the lakefront hasn't flipped over. CLE was reporting light snow. Starting to accumulate here. We are at a higher elevation... but not sure that makes a difference.

 

 

 

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26 minutes ago, OHweather said:

A few fine flakes have made it down at times, but mainly ZR and IP here so far.  Untreated pavement has frozen over and the sleet is beginning to accumulate. 

That's a pretty healthy precip shield moving north. Seems to be favoring the eastern row of counties though. Wonder if the precip shield will condense or stay fairly ragged throughout the event.

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4 minutes ago, NEOH said:

That's a pretty healthy precip shield moving north. Seems to be favoring the eastern row of counties though. Wonder if the precip shield will condense or stay fairly ragged throughout the event.

I think it'll become more organized this evening, but by then will be slowly pulling east.  According to the HRRR maybe I shouldn't have given up this morning! 

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12 minutes ago, OHweather said:

I think it'll become more organized this evening, but by then will be slowly pulling east.  According to the HRRR maybe I shouldn't have given up this morning! 

Check out the mesoscale disco in the storm thread. And yeah... the HRRR is reeling back to the west.

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.NEAR TERM /THROUGH SUNDAY/...
An intense lake effect snow band developed off Lake Huron across
Lake Erie into Lorain County. Received a couple reports of near
zero visibility in Lorain County. Latest stream line convergence
shows the band will slowly move east and weaken as it loses
fetch length off Lake Huron and drier air pushes east into the
local area. Expecting snow accumulations of up to 2 inches
possible in the band as it moves across an area. Otherwise, snow
associated with the low pressure system is pulling out to the
east fairly quickly bringing an end to the synoptic snow.
Only issues will be the pesky lake effect snow through the rest
of the day. Made major changes to pop to account for intense
snow band. Minor update to temperatures as well.

 

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3 hours ago, dta1984 said:

Picked up 2" from the clipper on Monday and the on and off snow showers the past few days. Looks like a warmup and some rain over the weekend.   It'll be nice to wash the salt off the roads. 

Looks like Winter will take a hiatus for awhile. Who knows how long but hopefully it warms up enough to melt some ice on the lake. It has been a good 1st half of Winter so far. We've nickeled and dimed our way to a decent snowfall total. Might be a stretch to get to average if we have to rely on synoptic systems.

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Nice view of the lake today, and snow cover in Northeast Ohio which will likely be gone by later today. Lots of open water over the lake as most of the ice has shifted up the lake. Let's hope we can get a few chances for LES once the pattern changes. Its starting to feel like late winter already for some reason.

 

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