Absolute Vorticity

Updated QPF totals:

CVG - 0.11"
Boone Co mesonet - 0.14"

Hey Tim... you also made a nice call with this system. 1008 MB weak low over the Smokies right now per SPC mesopage.

looking good guys. pretty much what I was thinking for your area. I did not agree with what your one local met had i think his map had 4-6" but I was thinking it was more of a 1-3" event. im suppose to get flurries starting around 2 am i will let you know if i see anything.

airwolf76 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 10, 2025 8:38 pm looking good guys. pretty much what I was thinking for your area. I did not agree with what your one local met had i think his map had 4-6" but I was thinking it was more of a 1-3" event. im suppose to get flurries starting around 2 am i will let you know if i see anything.

Sounds good! Good luck Charles. Final total here will be in that 2.5 to 3" range.

3” atm on Oxford

just seen some flurries here. looking at the radar i feel like i am going to get more then a heavy dusting. we will see later this morning when it ends.

Another storm in the book and CVG ended up with 3.1. I believe folks on here did a wonderful job and mentioned the places that did get somewhat of a shaft which was east and northeast of here.

Good morning and that 3.1" was before midnight. 3.2" for the updated total since we picked up more snow showers this morning. Total QPF at CVG was 0.17" We had a snow to water ratio of 19:1 Not bad!!!

I put down 3" for the event myself. I will also be reporting my actual snow depth later when I go out to (hopefully leaf blow) this round of snow off the driveway. That will be fun! If some of you out there could post your totals from this storm (new snow) and also your actual snow depth that would be wonderful! Just curious to see how thick our snowpack currently is around our region. Thanks all!

3” here

I had a little visitor this morning.

I’d say another 3” here. This batch was a lot easier to shovel though!

3 at Indian hill

3 inches here as well. Its not Rudolph

Thanks Leslie for posting the CVG total! Just got done shoveling again here and everything is cleaned up and ready for the next one! My snow pack is between 8-10" depending on where you measure.

Somewhere between 4.5 and 5 inches from this storm here.

tron777 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 11, 2025 8:59 am I had a little visitor this morning.


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nice little 8 pointer. you wont see many carrying around here anymore I know a lot of them have already shed because of the cold.
i ended up getting 1" from this storm. a pack refresher was the perfect name for it . my previous 1 inch was getting stale so this helps

Around 3 inches for here in Greenville.

airwolf76 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 11, 2025 12:17 pm

tron777 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 11, 2025 8:59 am I had a little visitor this morning.


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nice little 8 pointer. you wont see many carrying around here anymore I know a lot of them have already shed because of the cold.
i ended up getting 1" from this storm. a pack refresher was the perfect name for it . my previous 1 inch was getting stale so this helps

They usually shed sometime this month or early next month at the latest in my area.

3” exactly here.
Been a busy couple days, had to be my daughters Uber during the storm yesterday, snow blowered it away this morning, worked out at the Y this afternoon, then went to Jeff Ruby’s to celebrate my son Nic’s birthday. Now watching this loser of a football game. Cheers all!