Last year compared to this year at this date IMG_1488.jpegIMG_1489.jpeg Zoom of Cincinnati this season. Pretty pitiful, but our seasonal average is low compared to areas north because we do see winters like this mixed in. Just the way it goes here in Cincinnati! 13.0 inches so far at KDAY. This map...

MVWxObserver wrote: ↑Thu Feb 22, 2024 10:59 pm Bro, we've really underestimated our low temps this week!

Dude, it's been terrible! Let's just admit it. We are terrible this week!

My rain gauge is exactly 1 inch from today's rain.

KDAY 2/19 - 2/23:

Mon: +6 39/18 +2

Tues: +8 47/24 +3

Wed: +7 56/32 +4

Thur: +7 51/41 +6

Fri: 40/32

Hey Doug, I'm blowing 'em out of the water this week, bro! :thumbupleft: Dude, you rocked this week! 8-) :lol: Feels like a Jeopardy champion for at least 1 week! :) I had a week like that one time bro. That week I nailed like 4 lows in a row. :lol: Too bad we don't have a cash payout like Jeopardy...

MVWxObserver wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2024 6:01 pm

dce wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2024 5:45 pm

MVWxObserver wrote: ↑Fri Feb 16, 2024 9:35 am Hey Doug,

I'm blowing 'em out of the water this week, bro!

Dude, you rocked this week!

Feels like a Jeopardy champion for at least 1 week!

I had a week like that one time bro. That week I nailed like 4 lows in a row.

MVWxObserver wrote: ↑Fri Feb 16, 2024 9:35 am Hey Doug,

I'm blowing 'em out of the water this week, bro!

Dude, you rocked this week!

About 4.5 in Huber.

That deform band is moving out of here quickly. Looks like a period of some light steady snow after the deform band moves out.

I really don't buy the 7-8 inch amounts the NWS is talking about, but I hope I'm wrong. If the deformation band goes bonkers in the next couple of hours then maybe. They have 3-6" for your location. There are two Winter Storm Warnings. That band that set up north of 70 earlier really put down ...

I really don't buy the 7-8 inch amounts the NWS is talking about, but I hope I'm wrong. If the deformation band goes bonkers in the next couple of hours then maybe. Wow! Preliminary Local Storm Report National Weather Service Wilmington OH 637 PM EST Fri Feb 16 2024 ..TIME... ...EVENT... ...CITY LO...

I really don't buy the 7-8 inch amounts the NWS is talking about, but I hope I'm wrong. If the deformation band goes bonkers in the next couple of hours then maybe.

About 1.5 - 1.75 inches so far in Huber heights. I think 4-5 is attainable up here looking at the radar.


Edit: easily 2 inches now in Huber heights.

MJSun wrote: ↑Fri Feb 16, 2024 3:48 pm Radar looks like it is skirting to the north of us again other than the northern suburbs - am I looking at it wrong?

Just momentarily, but if you look to the southwest at what's coming you won't be disappointed.

Hey Les, maybe a hammer time appearance? You know we can’t go an entire winter without seeing that certain rapper… lol Originally.... the hammer came out when we were under a winter storm warning and that other guy, when we had an ice storm warning. Being that this winter has been so bad, let me th...

Looking at the radar you can see the banding nature of this storm.

Just started snowing in Richmond Indiana five minutes ago.

There is a consensus in modeling that there will be an initial band of snow that breaks out along I-70 and north. This band should help the I-70 posters. The heavier band looks to hold off until later in the afternoon for folks south of I-70 into Kentucky. The I-70 crew should see a longer duration...

There is a consensus in modeling that there will be an initial band of snow that breaks out along I-70 and north. This band should help the I-70 posters. The heavier band looks to hold off until later in the afternoon for folks south of I-70 into Kentucky. The I-70 crew should see a longer duration ...

My forecast for this storm is that we are going to be in the bullseye at some point over the next couple of days. Within 24 hours this storm will turn into a Kentucky special with 3-5 inches from Louisville to Lexington. Cincinnati gets an inch or less. That's my story and I'm sticking to it! :tappi...

Hey Doug.... this has been a trend actually for the last several winters where models amp up a storm system too much so you always get the southward or SE shift a day or two out from game time. The overall storm itself is not going to be strong even for new England so we are seeing the same thing h...

The models this winter are really starting to get comical. Actually, they already have been. This is just another example. The latest Euro is driving the Northeast snow lovers bonkers. 12 hours ago New York City was on the southern edge of the heavier snowfall. Most models had anywhere from 2-6 inch...

KDAY 2/13 - 2/16:

Tues: +10 40/29 -1

Wed: -1 47/25 -6

Thur: +2 50/35 -8

Fri: Got one! 36/25 +1

Any chance at this point the models wiggle back north? Is the GFS on to something or did it miss out on these shifts south? There's always a chance. The last snowstorm we had kept shifting south the last few model runs, but when the event began snow accumulated even farther south than any model had...

I think the I-70 crew will be on the outside looking in on this one. I remember the 80's and 90's when it was rare that Kentucky got hit and Southwest and Central Ohio didn't. The norm was that Ohio always, year in year out, had more snowfall than Kentucky. Man, has that sure changed. Kentucky has b...