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  TAKE HOME MESSAGES: All of Ohio is vulnerable to heavy rain and flooding through this weekend due to the recent wet weather The heaviest rain recently, and coming up, will likely be across parts of central and southern Ohio … Continue reading →

Take home messages: Despite brief cooldowns behind storms, much of the eastern US will be mild overall through the end of January. Cold will dive into the central US by the beginning of February, and likely work into the east … Continue reading →

The passage of a weak shortwave and surface trough after midnight into the very early morning hours on Thursday is expected to bring winds around from the W to NNW over Lake Erie.  This should allow a brief burst of … Continue reading →

Just some quick thoughts before I head out for the night… Winds will be WNW, however, am concerned the ice near the southern shore and also over the western basin extending into the central basin may allow the shoreline convergence … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, another snow event where I don’t have time to do more than a text-only write-up…pretty interesting forecast yet again… Snow should push onshore into northeastern Ashtabula and Erie County near the lakeshore by around noon Friday as winds on … Continue reading →

The GOES16 weather satellite is back in action and provides a very detailed look at some cool meteorological features…let’s dive in to what we can see: 1) LAKE EFFECT! Every large lake in the image (even Lake St. Clair) is … Continue reading →

This is a pretty interesting/tough forecast for the remainder of this LES event through Wednesday night… Indications are the band (which the heart of is actually north of Erie at the moment) will reach its farther north point by 7-8pm, … Continue reading →

Here’s my first guess on the LES…I’m trying to sneak in a nap before the Cavs play so this write-up will be a little more curt than normal with no images. Winds will turn around to a more due westerly … Continue reading →

Lake effect snow is on the way for Northeastern Ohio!  Some dry air and a short fetch may limit the snow outside of some narrow bands, but a lot of areas will see a few to several inches of snow…with … Continue reading →

    A generally cold week in the eastern US has eaten away at the warm departures over the Southeast on this map a week ago, and now overall the continental United States (CONUS) is running a -0.6 degree departure … Continue reading →