ingyball

I like the e6 and e19 ensemble members for this weekend.

This week it looks like I will be experiencing my first ever Clipper, is there anything I should expect? I will probably be walking to when it occurs.

I'm excited I might see a real winter in Columbus Ohio now, 2009-2010 in North Texas is the closest I've been so far.

Yeah I live near DFW airport when I'm not in College, My Aunt and Uncle are only a couple of miles west(I think) from Garland.

MOnster tornado just east of me, it almost hit my Aunt and Uncle

is it too much for me to ask for the 12z CMC to verify? I would still be in North Texas then.

The latest GFS has 2 inches of snow for me in Denton County Texas and 8 inches in the county west of mine in the city of Decatur.

I'm excited for this weekend, I'm getting Christmas Eve 2009 vibes from this system if digs like the GFS and CMC are showing

I'm back in Texas and over in another forum we're talking about how close this up coming weekend storm resembles the 2009 Christmas Eve Snow storm. We're hoping for a similar outcome.

I don't think it got above 32 here in Columbus, if it did it was between the NWS recordings. Clouds lasted a lot longer than expected.

Since I'm going to be in Both Texas and Ohio for the winter, I like this map.

That 1041 High is what might keep me trapped in Texas for a few days.

I don't like the 12z GFS, just as bad as 0z CMC, for me anyways.

That 0z CMC is a mess and if it were to verify my flight back to Ohio next Sunday would be canceled and I would end up missing my last Calculus Midterm, goodthing it's the Crazy Canadian that has it though. (although it did land the 2010 foot of snow storm for North Texas, hopefully it's wrong this time)

I'll be going to Topeka Kansas for Thanksgiving, then I'll be back in Texas for a day before I get on a plane to head back to Ohio, some of these model runs are trying to trap me in Texas for a few days lol.

I'm all for shifting that heavier snow axis southeast so it lines up with Oklahoma and Ohio.

I don't like the 18z GFS, it shows both snow in Ohio and at my home in Texas while I'm in Topeka Kansas for Thanksgiving.

I lived in the DFW Metroplex and 2009-2010 was the best winter ever, 7 inches of snow on Christmas eve that year at my house, then I recorded 14 inches in a storm that occurred in February and another 4 inches in a late March storm.

Looks like the Bering straits

What about Central OH?

I once got a foot of snow in North Texas with the temp never getting below 34 degrees because of a cold core low.

Heck the 09-10 was one of the best winters in North Texas ever, I believe some areas saw totals of close to 30 total inches for the winter. We had a blizzard on Christmas eve. I think 09-10 was a snow lover's paradise for a lot of people in the U.S

Intense storm hitting the OSU Campus right now.

This is why a lot of people don't think 1982-1983 and 1997-1998 may not be good analogs for this winter, a better analog might be 1957, which had a more similar El Nino to what a lot of people think 2015 could be, which is a warmer Nino 3.4 than a Nino 1&2. I'm not sure if 1957 had a warm pool in the N Pac, but if it stays this year I don't think it's going to be a typical El Nino winter in the Great lakes region. P.S I might have totally blown the El Nino info, I'm still learning more and more about it and the different ocean features, there's a guy on a different forum who is really skilled with ENSO discussion.

Leaves have already starting changing colors on some trees on the Ohio State Campus.