Trevor wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2025 7:05 am
Nice coating here on everything in Silverton other than main roads that are treated.
Certain models were definitely too far south with the snow.
Same here in Mason and I agree. I was not expecting to see much this far north. Some models did not even show a flake for Mason and I'd est a nice covering now too. House cam's show that my driveway is completely covered now.
Yessir! Tonight should be even better. I strongly believe ILN should issue an advisory like LMK did. Many areas won’t hit 2” but it should be hoisted for impact.
For the past 2 days it has looked like our best chance would be for tonight. Totally agree,,,, ILN has us at 1-2" which is a good call and they mentioned no advisory yet due to timing not being during the PM commute. They got enough salt and brine out LOL We'll see if the data trends any stronger with the upper low today.
I think their reasoning is BS. There’s plenty of third shifters, travelers, and truckers who drive at night. Plus there will likely be lingering slick spots into the Thu morning commute.
But ILN sucks so no surprise there. I swear they get worse by the day. They probably don’t like us over at OVWC cause we call them out and I know they see it.
It buys them more time I guess.... CB calls 'em out too.
Trevor wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2025 7:56 am
We’ve got at least a half inch here in Silverton eyeballing it. Of course that’s not an official measurement technique lol.
I assume I have the same at home. Probably 1/4" here in Mason atm.
Trevor wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2025 8:33 am
Yeah I’d like to see some 1” reports for great verification but even if a little short, we still nailed it being further north.
Models way over did the incoming artic high. 1050s to 1060 MB my ass. It is more like 1048 to 1050 MB last time I checked the SPC meso page. Models did get the weak low correct own in the Gulf though.
I called in a WFH day, have multiple employees stuck on the road for over 2 hours now, lots of accidents. It doesn't help that the Ohio is flooding so some alternate routes are closed.
An update from the boys for the rest of today.... they say 20:1 ratios. I'd say they are higher then that based on the numbers I am seeing.
.NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 PM THIS EVENING/...
Westerly mid level flow with a weak amplitude shortwave trof
and strong jet tracking across the Ohio Valley today. Axis of
weak forcing with H7 deformation axis hanging back across
Northeast KY into Southwest Ohio. This was leading to continued
snow across ILN/s southern counties. Although forcing is
generally weak and QPF is light the snow to liquid ratios close
to 20:1 along with favorable DGZ was leading to efficient snow
accumulations. Highest reported snowfall totals were across
Northeast KY where up to 1.5 inches was reported.
As this system translates east snow will come to end for a
period this afternoon. Will continue winter weather advisory
thru noon across portions of northern KY and a special weather
statement to the north of this area into southern Ohio for this
mornings light snow accumulation. Expect additional snowfall to
generally be a half inch or less.
Cold conditions continue with highs from the upper teens
northwest to the mid 20s southeast.
12Z NAM gives CVG 0.04" of QPF which would be around 1.5" of snow with ratios. Similar from the 12Z RGEM also. 1-2" continues to look good to my eyes for tonight.
CB calls 'em out too. 
