GFS doesn't disappoint. Consistent as can be. Another good run, especially for Dayton!

NAM has a nice snow event IND to DAY Sleet south of there then ice storm for S counties and SE Crew. The NAM has been really far north this entire time. For the NAM to be this far south is very encouraging. I was thinking the same thing. This is the furthest south it has come. And it has blown the ...

tron777 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 02, 2022 9:01 pm CVG won't changeover until evening. Warm nose is tough to erode on the NAM.

Yeah not a great run for the TriState snow wise

Seems like the Nam is about 20 miles SE this run so far

I'm wondering is that break in the action going to cool things down quicker?

GFS has been consistent for days now. Anywhere from 8 - 12 inches for my hood kuchera or 10:1 (both about the same). Hope it pans out!

I think Fox 19 is over done (would love them to be right) and Local 12 would have me at about 4" based on their map. Sounds about right, and would be thrilled! @Les…let’s not forget the in house model showing 13” for Loveland! :lmao: I know @Brice remembers that :lol: Wish I had an in-house mo...

If those thermals are off, we are heavy snow the closer we are to the sleet correct? So if it gets colder quicker wouldn't wouldn't the heaviest snow be near the metro rather than I70?

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Kankakee Illinois has 7 inches on the ground.

Bgoney wrote: ↑Wed Feb 02, 2022 9:37 am NAM smorgasbord accumulation . An improvement from previos run for most of AV land




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We are not far from getting good snows. Just need that cold air to move in a little quicker and we are money. (wishful thinking, but hey why not!)

Take that back 11 inches kuchera, 10.5 at 10:1

GFS still keeps us in the game. Almost 9 inches with .25 frozen

Nam looks like continued junk for us... Really hope the GFS pulls through or I fear the sleetfest of 22' is our future

tron777 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 01, 2022 8:37 pm Kind of long range still for the HRRR, but 0Z run has N Cincy burbs and I-70 Crew changing over Wed night after midnight thru 6am from NW to SE across the area. For the Metro and CVG Land area from NW to SE in the 6am to 9am time period Thurs.

Looks like another sleet fest model.

tron777 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 01, 2022 8:03 pm

mainevilleweather wrote: ↑Tue Feb 01, 2022 8:02 pm Ensemble 13 please

Half of 'em look good for the Metro.

But that's my favorite

Ensemble 13 please

A lot of talk about this storm around the office. I think for those snow lovers in the Cincy area this is setting up to be great disappointment. Everyone is going to be looking jealously towards Indy... Not looking forward to the sleet fest. We expect disappointment with snow already. Just like the...

To me it seems like the Euro and NAM have been trending towards the colder solution of the GFS over the last two days. That must mean they are on to something.

Les,
How good is the NAM with thermals compared to the GFS?

A 50 miles shift on the cold and we are in business!

GFS is a thing of beauty if it stands.

What are we thinking for this 0z run? Hoping for one last SE trend!

I will say it again, go GFS!!

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GFS / UKIE are the snowiest options. CMC, RGEM, NAM are the ice and sleet options.

I'll take my 12 inches in Maineville and call it a day! Lock it in!