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January 18-20, 2024 | Ohio Valley Snow event


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Little bit more snow through Hour 90 on GFS. This storm reminds me of a clipper we had.. gosh maybe 10 years ago, I think? It literally trained directly over i70 and laid down a solid 4"-6". Not saying this one will do that, but absolutely saying that first potential wave, wherever it falls, will immensely help somebody snow-starved.

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2 minutes ago, BuckeyeGal said:

Little bit more snow through Hour 90 on GFS. This storm reminds me of a clipper we had.. gosh maybe 10 years ago, I think? It literally trained directly over i70 and laid down a solid 4"-6". Not saying this one will do that, but absolutely saying that first potential wave, wherever it falls, will immensely help somebody snow-starved.

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Just an observation from years past, but systems like this have been known to have tendency to trend more moisture laden as the event nears. They can also go the other direction as well, but with a relaxing of the serious artic air I could see this happen.

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I know I said I was going to join today but I'll defer oonneee more day. The weak nature of the waves still has me concerned however if somewhere any energy can combine like the NAM "futurecast" would show, could get interesting 

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5 minutes ago, mafa said:

I’d love to see some of the individual members if anyone has access to them. 

It’s hard to see precip amounts cause the model is counting tonight’s snowfall near the Ohio river but here’s the surface map.

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40 minutes ago, cperry29 said:

It’s hard to see precip amounts cause the model is counting tonight’s snowfall near the Ohio river but here’s the surface map.

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Thank you for sharing! Pretty good looks in there for some snow starved areas

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3 hours ago, BuckeyeGal said:

Long range NAM is still north with wave 1 (leading to i70 suck zone), but does show wave 2 building.

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That weenie fronto band late Wed into Thu could be halfway decent somewhere.  

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9 minutes ago, BuckeyeGal said:

The 0z NAM had a modest first wave.. the second wave has a low moving up through WV with lots of juice on the NW side. Telling myself it’s the long range NAM.

We'll be in Snowshoe by Friday afternoon. Not sure how this storm affects our travel.... 

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As cloud cover increases Wednesday night in advance of the next
system temperatures will not drop overly much with lows around 20
degrees.  Snow will start to move into far northern portions of the
region Wednesday night and then overspread the rest of the area on
Thursday.  While there are differences in the details, models
continue to be in agreement on bringing accumulating snow to the
area on Thursday.  An additional disturbance will keep snow across
the region through Friday as well and bring the potential for
additional accumulating snow as well.

Friday night into Saturday the snow will be more in the form of snow
showers with favorable wind direction bringing some lake enhanced
snow showers to the area.  Cannot rule out some additional snow
accumulations from this as well.

ILN discussion

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we are like literally 2 days away from this not like a week out this shouldn't be hard to figure out...at this point if the NAM goes BAM then maybe we should go with it since it pretty much nailed this last storm

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