Both the EURO and GFS are keeping rain showers on Tuesday through Thursday. The GFS wants to throw heavy rain in the forecast. The EURO is just regular rain showers. I am going with rain showers possibly heavy at times.

tron777 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 4:32 am 6 degrees currently at CVG and in my backyard.

Burrr!!! That is one cold reading. Imagine the temperature if we had snowpack on the ground. haha!

I'm waiting for the ECMWF to finish publishing the 00z model run. Concerning snowfall on Friday/Saturday, the GFS seems more robust. Right now, Cincinnati is ranked in the top 5 least snowiest winters. I want some snow. lol

The GFS is showing heavy rain possible next week and it could come as waves of low pressure dragging moisture from the gulf. It should be interesting to see how the models pan out in the coming days.

Mjr wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2024 4:29 pm One thing I haven’t seen yet is “The throwing of the Towel!”

Hey man! I live in Pierce Township/Amelia too on SR 749 or Ten Mile Rd.

It looks like Friday will bring rain during the day with a few snow showers and flurries late Friday night going into early Saturday. 850mb temps are too warm for snow on Friday during the day.

I'm back! I will be posting more soon! :) I'm hoping we get a snowstorm in January. Sure hope to see more out of you Daniel! Perhaps, you are the good luck charm that we need! :lol: Hahaha! I will be posting soon! I've been busy lately. I have Weather Bell models to look at. I love forecasting! :D ...

I'm back! I will be posting more soon!

I'm hoping we get a snowstorm in January.

The 00Z GFS run is showing rainfall totals near 1 inch in most locations by Saturday evening. We'll see winds pick up through the day on Friday with winds gusting to near 30 mph by Friday late evening. Winds overnight into Saturday may gust towards 45-50 mph. Please secure loose items outdoors and e...

Surface CAPE from 18Z ECMWF model.

-----



Saturday 7 AM EST composite reflectivity.

Excellent link!

John Gumm said he uses Weather Bell models while at work.

If you don't mind paying $25.00 a month, then Weather Bell has good models.

www.weatherbell.com

You can zoom into states, cities, regions, etc. Plus, the EURO with precip and a lot of other parameters!

Looks like our next chance of precip comes on Sunday, per the 12z EURO.

I have re-signed up!

-Danny Lee Johnson