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Mesoscale Discussion 0162
   NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
   0840 PM CST Wed Feb 08 2017

   Areas affected...Southeast OH...western PA...northern WV panhandle

   Concerning...Heavy snow 

   Valid 090240Z - 090645Z

   SUMMARY...A band of moderate to occasionally heavy snow is expected
   to develop across the region over the next few hours.

   DISCUSSION...Current regional radar imagery and surface observations
   show an area of moderate snow moving across central and western OH,
   while areas farther south (southern OH and western WV) are still
   mostly rain. Observational trends and current guidance suggest this
   broad area of precipitation will continue eastward/northeastward
   into southeast OH, western PA, and the northern WV panhandle.
   Precipitation intensity is also expected to increase as low and
   mid-level frontogenesis strengthens in response to overall
   maturation of the mid-level cyclone. As a result, a band of moderate
   to occasionally heavy snowfall is expected to develop across the
   region over the next few hours. Snowfall rates over an inch an hour
   with brief/localized instances of 2 inch per hour possible.

   ..Mosier.. 02/09/2017
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4 minutes ago, Mailman said:

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Mesoscale Discussion 0162
   NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
   0840 PM CST Wed Feb 08 2017

   Areas affected...Southeast OH...western PA...northern WV panhandle

   Concerning...Heavy snow 

   Valid 090240Z - 090645Z

   SUMMARY...A band of moderate to occasionally heavy snow is expected
   to develop across the region over the next few hours.

   DISCUSSION...Current regional radar imagery and surface observations
   show an area of moderate snow moving across central and western OH,
   while areas farther south (southern OH and western WV) are still
   mostly rain. Observational trends and current guidance suggest this
   broad area of precipitation will continue eastward/northeastward
   into southeast OH, western PA, and the northern WV panhandle.
   Precipitation intensity is also expected to increase as low and
   mid-level frontogenesis strengthens in response to overall
   maturation of the mid-level cyclone. As a result, a band of moderate
   to occasionally heavy snowfall is expected to develop across the
   region over the next few hours. Snowfall rates over an inch an hour
   with brief/localized instances of 2 inch per hour possible.

   ..Mosier.. 02/09/2017

That's a thing of beauty

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5 minutes ago, jwilson said:

Pouring rain here.  Unfortunately the longer this continues the more it cuts into snow amounts down here, especially since we don't have a lot of time with a fast moving system.

I felt somewhat confident in a ~6" event not long ago, but now I'm not so sure.

How much did you get last year?

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12 minutes ago, jwilson said:

Pouring rain here.  Unfortunately the longer this continues the more it cuts into snow amounts down here, especially since we don't have a lot of time with a fast moving system.

I felt somewhat confident in a ~6" event not long ago, but now I'm not so sure.

At least your winds are northerly, so downsloping won't delay the cold air any more than normal.

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