 HAMweather Advisory Center |
Heavy lake effect snow will occur again over the Great Lakes today and tomorrow as the strongly amplified trof holds position allowing shortwave energy to eject over the region. Forecast strong north to northwesterly low level wind flow with the accompanying cold air advection suggests that the areas of highest accumulations will be south to southeast of Lakes Michigan, Erie, and Superior. Accumulations above 12″ in some locations are possible.
Additional upslope snow is in store for Appalachia today where areas in West Virginia will receive another 3-4″ of snow above existing accumulations. Further north in western Maryland, and Pennsylvania such as the Laurel Highlands will receive higher accumulations on the order of 8-10″ with emphasis on western slopes and hilltops.
A weak Pacific system will bring a dusting of snow to Montana today, on the order of 2-4″. Temperature profiles exhibit a possibility of warming during the afternoon hours that will cause melting of snow on the roadways and hillsides, that will then refreeze in the evening hours, causing the potential for dangerous driving conditions.
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To stay abreast of the latest warnings and advisories be sure to use the HAMweather Advisory Center, and of course our popular Radar Center to view active precipitation and warnings in your area.
As always stay tuned to your Favorite Weather Outlet, stay informed, and stay safe!
cheers,
–patrick
As I was flitting about town today running various errands, I would overhear people complaining about the cold temperatures, and think quietly to myself how I agree with their assessment. During my lunch at Bob Evans, a nice couple sitting across the aisle was discussing this very issue, as a woman said to her husband “I wonder where in the world we could go that is warm today?” So I thought, why don’t I answer that question for HAMweather fans? =)
One product, or perhaps better stated ‘suite’ of products, that we have not released yet is a vast array of computer model products that I created for various customers over the years, and for my introductory students to use during classes for forecasting purposes, where I would teach my advanced students the techniques necessary for creating computer graphics, and using advanced techniques for analyzing atmospheric and climate conditions over space and time.
Since the lovely couple at Bob Evans brought up the topic of world temperatures, today I decided to share with you worldwide forecast surface temperatures, so you can decide where you might like to go =)
The animation below is the GFS forecast surface temperatures at 3 hour intervals out through next Friday (November 28) at 6z. In other words a forecast out 180 hours = 7.5 days out. When viewing the image people often say “it looks like the bright colors are moving along the image,” which indeed they are. This is the affect of daytime heating as the sun’s rays move from “right to left” across Earth’s surface, or of course from “east to west” due to Earth’s rotation. Also note that this image has not been made to look “pretty,” it is just raw data that I play with from time to time =)
| HAMmodel World Surface Temperature Animation |
 HAMmodel World Surface Tempature Animation |
It is fun to view various aspects of temperature changes as the day progresses. For example, examine the temperature changes along Andes Mountains of western South America, is a distinct pattern present due to its elevation?
Can you see other similar features around the world? Perhaps the Mexican plateau (a.k.a Mesa Central), the Himalayas and the Tibetan High, the Atlas Mountains of Morroco and Tunisia, the Great Rift Valley and Ethiopian Highlands of Kenya, Ethiopia, and Somalia, the Australian Alps east of the great Murray-Darling Basin, and of course North America’s famous Rocky Mountains plus many more. For those with even a basic interest in weather, viewing the animation over and over again can truly be an educational experience!
So, let’s get back to the question, where in the world can we go to be warm? Well, quite a few places! Of course local politics of an area you may wish to visit may play a role, and at least in my case, the costs of travel involved can be astronomical. For example, the Great Barrier Reef is one of our world’s most beautiful natural resources, and is listed as one of the seven natural wonders of the world (wiki). There are many destinations to choose from, but for this example we will use Cairns, Queensland, Australia. Note the HAMweather forecast shows highs in the 80′s for the forseeable future, with lows, oh how horrible, in the high 70s°F.
Amazingly I just conducted a quick search on Yahoo travel, and learned that flight costs vary between an astounding low value of $2,980 round-trip on Qantas Airways, to an outrageous $21,554 via Japan Airlines and United.
Rather than rambling on, I will allow you to view our animation and determine where you might like to go! I can recommend Belize (HAMweather Forecast), and of course Aruba (HAMweather Forecast), where a former graduate collegue of mine is a meteorologist. So where would you like to go! =)
More on weather tomorrow, as today I dream of a vacation I’ll never be able to take! =)
cheers,
–patrick
 HAMweather Climate Center - New Weather Records |
The HAMweather team is spread all over the United States, from the Pacific Northwest, to the deep south, to the frozen tundra of the north. As I went out for my latte this morning, breathing in the cold air that formed icicles on the bronchioles of my lungs, I thought how nice that the team in the south enjoyed sub-freezing temperatures this morning! To them, I would like to say: nanananana!
A total of 166 weather records were recorded for yesterday (November 18, 2008): 69 for snowfall, 56 new high temperatures (for the western United States as mentioned yesterday), 14 record low temperatures and so forth. Please recall that record low temperatures that occurred this morning (lowest temperatures are most often in the wee hours of the morning) will show up in tomorrow’s records for today. In other words the high temperatures I mentioned yesterday (high temperatures most often occur in the afternoon) were displayed in the records for yesterday that are available in our Climate Center today, but since the record lows occur most often in the early morning hours, they will be displayed in tomorrow’s Climate Center posting. Slightly confusing no? =) |
The cold temperatures will remain in place for awhile, as a weak clipper makes its way across the upper midwest. A quick glance at a few cities shows that:
- New York City, with a current temperature of 34°F, will be lucky to hit 40°F today, and is forecast to have high temperatures hovering around 40°F all the way through Sunday.
- Buffalo, NY, with a current temperature of 30°F, will likely stay just shy of the freezing mark today, with a chance for some more lake effect snow as the weak clipper system moves through
- Washington, D.C. will have overnight lows below freezing for the balance of the week, with an opportunity to have afternoon high temperatures above 50°F early next week
- Yorba Linda, CA undergoing cleanup efforts from the recent fires can at least revel in their warm temperatures with afternoon highs near 80°F for the next few days, settling around the comfortable 72°F beginning next week
- Nashville, TN where the game of the year will occur at LP Field when Brett Favre and the New York Jets will end the undefeated season for the Tennessee Titans on Sunday will continue to experience low temperatures below freezing, with a game time temperature of around 53°F with a chance of rain on Sunday… Go Brett!
I still do not see anything dramatic on the tropical front, but continue to have hopes for a little something before the season ends. The UP of Michigan will experience lake effect snow as the weak clipper moves through, ending sometime late Friday afternoon, while the temperature distribution mentioned yesterday still holds true for today.
As always stay tuned to your favorite weather outlet, stay informed, and stay safe!
cheers,
–patrick
 Forecast Temperature Animation |
As northerly winds control the eastern United States, a strong ridge of high pressure maintains itself in the west that will result in more record low temperatures in the east, and record highs in the west.
At left is our HAMmodel NAM 2 Meter Forecast Temperature Animation (3 hour increments) through 84 hours (ending 00z Saturday) initialized 12z this morning. As you view the animation, note the higher temperatures pop up in the Western U.S., while the 32°F isotherm (temperature of interest) surges south covering the majority of the eastern United States. This type of activity is normal this time of year and will bring with it some record temperatures.
To view the records that occur today as the southeastern U.S. will finally feel the cold weather that we have been enduring in the north (ha ha!), and the western United States flaunts their warmth (boo! lol) be sure to view the Climate Section of our site, as it is updated daily to keep you abreast of the latest developments! |
 Forecast Rain Animation |
Since the ridge of High Pressure is dominating the east, liquid precipitation will be absent for the western section of our country until Thursday as a new system begins streaming in for the Pacific Northwest, as rains will continue offshore in the Atlantic for the next few days with some dabblings of rain in the Bahamas and Florida.
At left is our NAM 84 Hour (ending 00z Saturday) Liquid Precipitation Animation (3 hour increments) to give you a graphical overview of what the model is thinking at the moment.
On the subject of rain, tropical development is not very favorable over the next few days as well for the Atlantic as we continue our progression into winter weather patterns. |
 Forecast Snowdepth Animation |
Lake effect snows will begin trailing off today as the area of high pressure mentioned above moves into the great lakes region. Our Advisory Center shows that most of the lake effect snow warnings have been removed as of the time of this writing, with the balance likely to be canceled later today.
New snows will begin forming later in week for the Pacific Northwest, Northern Rockies, and Northern Great Plains. At left our HAMmodel 84 Hour Forecast Snowdepth Animation (3 hour increments) displays where the snow is projected to fall for the next few days (and where previous snowfall is projected to melt). Nothing magnanimous is forecast to occur in the immediate future, however the potential does exist for something exciting further out, but we will wait until we get closer to make any firm projections. |
Below I have provided the spotter reports out of the NWS Office in Cleveland, OH for you again. Recall they are grouped by new snowfall, and ‘snow on the ground.’
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CLEVELAND OH
1030 AM EST TUE NOV 18 2008
THE FOLLOWING ARE SNOWFALL REPORTS FOR THE PAST 12 HOURS FOR THE
SNOWFALL THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION IS
EXTENDED TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS...COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS...SKYWARN
SPOTTERS AND MEDIA FOR THESE REPORTS. THIS SUMMARY IS ALSO
AVAILABLE ON OUR HOME PAGE AT WEATHER.GOV/CLEVELAND
**********************12 HOUR SNOWFALL**********************
LOCATION 12 HOUR TIME/DATE COMMENTS
SNOWFALL OF
(INCHES) MEASUREMENT
OHIO
...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
ROAMING SHORES 3.0 700 AM 11/18
DORSETT 3W 1.0 700 AM 11/18
ASHTABULA 1SW 0.4 700 AM 11/18
...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
BUCYRUS 2.0 700 AM 11/18
GALION 1.0 700 AM 11/18
BUCYRUS 0.5 700 AM 11/18
...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
PARMA 2.8 700 AM 11/18
BROADVIEW HTS 2.5 700 AM 11/18
NORTH ROYALTON 1.8 700 AM 11/18
LYNDHURST 1.2 700 AM 11/18
GARFIELD HTS 1.0 700 AM 11/18
CLE AIRPORT 0.8 700 AM 11/18
CLEVELAND 0.5 700 AM 11/18
...ERIE COUNTY...
SANDUSKY 3.8 700 AM 11/18
SANDUSKY - WEST SIDE 1.6 700 AM 11/18
HURON 0.8 700 AM 11/18
...GEAUGA COUNTY...
BAINBRIDGE 4.0 800 AM 11/18
RUSSEL TWP 3.0 700 AM 11/18
MIDDLEFIELD 3SE 2.7 700 AM 11/18
MONTVILLE 2.0 700 AM 11/18
THOMPSON 5SW 1.9 700 AM 11/18
CLARIDON TWP 1.5 700 AM 11/18
CHARDON 0.5 700 AM 11/18
CHARDON 0.5 700 AM 11/18
BAINBRIDGE 2S 0.2 800 AM 11/18
...HOLMES COUNTY...
FRYBURG 1.5 700 AM 11/18
...HURON COUNTY...
NORWALK 6.0 700 AM 11/18
NORWALK 4.5 700 AM 11/18
NEW LONDON 3NW 4.4 700 AM 11/18
HAVANA 1.0 700 AM 11/18
...KNOX COUNTY...
MT. VERNON 3N 1.0 700 AM 11/18
...LAKE COUNTY...
LEROY 1.5 700 AM 11/18
KIRTLAND 1.3 800 AM 11/18
MADISON 1.0 700 AM 11/18
HOMER NASH KIMBALL 0.8 700 AM 11/18
KIRTLAND 0.6 700 AM 11/18
NORTH MADISON 3W 0.6 700 AM 11/18
CONCORD TWP. 0.5 700 AM 11/18
NORTH MADISON 0.5 700 AM 11/18
PAINESVILLE TWP. 0.4 700 AM 11/18
EASTLAKE T 800 AM 11/18
MENTOR T 700 AM 11/18
WILLOUGHBY T 700 AM 11/18
...LORAIN COUNTY...
CARLISLE TWP 0.3 700 AM 11/18
...LUCAS COUNTY...
MAUMEE 0.8 700 AM 11/18
TOLEDO AIRPORT 0.6 700 AM 11/18
OTTAWA HILLS 0.5 700 AM 11/18
...MAHONING COUNTY...
BOARDMAN SE 4.0 700 AM 11/18
AUSTINTOWN 1.0 700 AM 11/18
...MEDINA COUNTY...
HINCKLEY 3.4 800 AM 11/18
MEDINA 2.5 700 AM 11/18
BRUNSWICK 2.1 700 AM 11/18
MEDINA 2.0 700 AM 11/18
...PORTAGE COUNTY...
KENT 5.3 700 AM 11/18
RAVENNA 1E 2.0 700 AM 11/18
MANTUA 1.5 700 AM 11/18
HIRAM 1.3 800 AM 11/18
...RICHLAND COUNTY...
MANSFLD ARPT 0.9 700 AM 11/18
...SANDUSKY COUNTY...
CLYDE 0.5 700 AM 11/18
FREMONT 0.1 700 AM 11/18
OAK HARBOR 5S T 700 AM 11/18
...STARK COUNTY...
ALLIANCE 2.0 700 AM 11/18
MASSILLON 0.5 700 AM 11/18
...SUMMIT COUNTY...
CUYAHOGA FALLS 7.3 700 AM 11/18
TALLMADGE 2NE 5.0 700 AM 11/18
TALLMADGE 4.3 700 AM 11/18
BATH TWP 4.0 832 AM 11/18
GREEN 2.3 700 AM 11/18
TWINSBURG 2.2 700 AM 11/18
TWINSBURG 2.0 700 AM 11/18
CAK AIRPORT 1.6 700 AM 11/18
...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
MESOPOTAMIA 3.0 700 AM 11/18
NEWTON FALLS 2.8 700 AM 11/18
YNG AIRPORT 2.3 700 AM 11/18
WARREN 1.5 700 AM 11/18
...WAYNE COUNTY...
KIDRON 1N 1.8 700 AM 11/18
WOOSTER 7N 1.6 700 AM 11/18
WOOSTER 1.1 700 AM 11/18
DOYLESTOWN 0.8 700 AM 11/18
PENNSYLVANIA
...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
CONNEAUTVILLE 6SW 1.7 700 AM 11/18
CROSSINGVILLE 2NW 3.0 700 AM 11/18
LINESVILLE 2.3 700 AM 11/18
MEADVILLE 1.2 700 AM 11/18
CANADOHTA LAKE 1.0 700 AM 11/18
MEADVILLE 5W 1.0 700 AM 11/18
...ERIE COUNTY...
CORRY 1.8 700 AM 11/18
FRANKLIN CTR 0.9 700 AM 11/18
**********************24 HOUR SNOWFALL**********************
LOCATION 24 HOUR TIME/DATE COMMENTS
SNOWFALL OF
(INCHES) MEASUREMENT
OHIO
...LORAIN COUNTY...
LAGRANGE 2.0 700 AM 11/18
OBERLIN 0.6 700 AM 11/18
N RIDGEVILLE 0.2 500 AM 11/18
...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
CHAMPION 4.7 700 AM 11/18
...WAYNE COUNTY...
WOOSTER 1.0 700 AM 11/18
***********************SNOW ON GROUND***********************
LOCATION SNOW TIME/DATE COMMENTS
ON GROUND OF
(INCHES) MEASUREMENT
OHIO
...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
ROAMING SHORES 8.0 700 AM 11/18
ASHTABULA 1SW 7.0 700 AM 11/18
DORSETT 3W 4.0 700 AM 11/18
...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
BUCYRUS 2.0 700 AM 11/18
BUCYRUS 2.0 700 AM 11/18
GALION 1.0 700 AM 11/18
...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
PARMA 4.0 700 AM 11/18
BROADVIEW HTS 3.0 700 AM 11/18
GARFIELD HTS 2.0 700 AM 11/18
NORTH ROYALTON 2.0 700 AM 11/18
CLE AIRPORT 1.0 700 AM 11/18
CLEVELAND 1.0 700 AM 11/18
LYNDHURST 1.0 700 AM 11/18
...ERIE COUNTY...
HURON 8.0 700 AM 11/18
SANDUSKY 4.0 700 AM 11/18
SANDUSKY - WEST SIDE 2.0 700 AM 11/18
...GEAUGA COUNTY...
THOMPSON 5SW 13.0 700 AM 11/18
CHARDON 8.0 700 AM 11/18
MONTVILLE 8.0 700 AM 11/18
CHARDON 7.0 700 AM 11/18
BAINBRIDGE 6.0 800 AM 11/18
BAINBRIDGE 2S 5.0 800 AM 11/18
CLARIDON TWP 5.0 700 AM 11/18
MIDDLEFIELD 3SE 5.0 700 AM 11/18
RUSSEL TWP 4.0 700 AM 11/18
...HOLMES COUNTY...
FRYBURG 2.0 700 AM 11/18
...HURON COUNTY...
NORWALK 6.0 700 AM 11/18
NEW LONDON 3NW 4.0 700 AM 11/18
NORWALK 4.0 700 AM 11/18
HAVANA 1.0 700 AM 11/18
...KNOX COUNTY...
MT. VERNON 3N 2.0 700 AM 11/18
...LAKE COUNTY...
LEROY 12.0 700 AM 11/18
CONCORD TWP. 6.0 700 AM 11/18
PAINESVILLE TWP. 5.0 700 AM 11/18
HOMER NASH KIMBALL 3.0 700 AM 11/18
KIRTLAND 3.0 800 AM 11/18
MADISON 3.0 700 AM 11/18
MENTOR 3.0 700 AM 11/18
KIRTLAND 2.0 700 AM 11/18
NORTH MADISON 2.0 700 AM 11/18
EASTLAKE 1.0 800 AM 11/18
NORTH MADISON 3W 1.0 700 AM 11/18
WILLOUGHBY T 700 AM 11/18
...LORAIN COUNTY...
CARLISLE TWP 1.0 700 AM 11/18
LAGRANGE 1.0 700 AM 11/18
N RIDGEVILLE T 500 AM 11/18
OBERLIN T 700 AM 11/18
...LUCAS COUNTY...
MAUMEE 1.0 700 AM 11/18
OTTAWA HILLS 1.0 700 AM 11/18
TOLEDO AIRPORT 1.0 700 AM 11/18
...MAHONING COUNTY...
BOARDMAN SE 5.0 700 AM 11/18
AUSTINTOWN 4.0 700 AM 11/18
...MEDINA COUNTY...
BRUNSWICK 4.0 700 AM 11/18
HINCKLEY 4.0 800 AM 11/18
MEDINA 3.0 700 AM 11/18
MEDINA 3.0 700 AM 11/18
...PORTAGE COUNTY...
HIRAM 5.0 800 AM 11/18
KENT 5.0 700 AM 11/18
RAVENNA 1E 4.0 700 AM 11/18
...RICHLAND COUNTY...
MANSFLD ARPT 1.0 700 AM 11/18
...SANDUSKY COUNTY...
CLYDE 1.0 700 AM 11/18
FREMONT T 700 AM 11/18
OAK HARBOR 5S T 700 AM 11/18
...STARK COUNTY...
ALLIANCE 2.0 700 AM 11/18
MASSILLON 1.0 700 AM 11/18
...SUMMIT COUNTY...
BATH TWP 8.0 832 AM 11/18
CUYAHOGA FALLS 7.0 700 AM 11/18
TALLMADGE 6.0 700 AM 11/18
TALLMADGE 2NE 5.0 700 AM 11/18
TWINSBURG 5.0 700 AM 11/18
TWINSBURG 3.0 700 AM 11/18
CAK AIRPORT 2.0 700 AM 11/18
GREEN 2.0 700 AM 11/18
...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
CHAMPION 5.0 700 AM 11/18
MESOPOTAMIA 5.0 700 AM 11/18
NEWTON FALLS 5.0 700 AM 11/18
YNG AIRPORT 5.0 700 AM 11/18
WARREN 2.0 700 AM 11/18
...WAYNE COUNTY...
DOYLESTOWN 2.0 700 AM 11/18
KIDRON 1N 2.0 700 AM 11/18
WOOSTER 7N 2.0 700 AM 11/18
WOOSTER 1.0 700 AM 11/18
PENNSYLVANIA
...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
CANADOHTA LAKE 7.0 700 AM 11/18
CONNEAUTVILLE 6SW 2.0 700 AM 11/18
CROSSINGVILLE 2NW 12.0 700 AM 11/18
LINESVILLE 3.0 700 AM 11/18
MEADVILLE 5W 3.0 700 AM 11/18
MEADVILLE 1.0 700 AM 11/18
...ERIE COUNTY...
FRANKLIN CTR 10.0 700 AM 11/18
CORRY 9.0 700 AM 11/18
ERIE AIRPORT 6.0 700 AM 11/18
cheers,
–patrick
 HAMrad II Precipitation Type Radar |
Lake Effect snow continues today on a line from Cleveland, Ohio through western Pennsylvania northward to New York State. Our HAMrad II Precipitation Type Radar is the best source to stay up-to-date with snowfall progression as the winds traverse over the warmer waters of Lake Erie.
Our Advisory Center shows that lake effect snow warnings and advisories are in effect for all of the Great Lakes at the time of this writing, and will continue to be at least through tomorrow.
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Snowfall reports from the NWS Office in Cleveland, Ohio are below for your convenience. As an FYI spotter reports out of Cleveland are grouped by a: New Snowfall and b: Total Snow on the Ground.
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CLEVELAND OH
1023 AM EST MON NOV 17 2008
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 4 HOURS
FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION IS EXTENDED
TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS...COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS
AND MEDIA FOR THESE REPORTS. THIS SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR
HOME PAGE AT WEATHER.GOV/CLEVELAND
**********************12 HOUR SNOWFALL**********************
LOCATION 12 HOUR TIME/DATE COMMENTS
SNOWFALL OF
(INCHES) MEASUREMENT
OHIO
...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
ASHTABULA 1SW 4.6 833 AM 11/17
CONNEAUT I-90 4.5 926 AM 11/17
ASHTABULA 3.5 710 AM 11/17
WINDSOR 3.0 745 AM 11/17
ROAMING SHORES 2.1 753 AM 11/17
DORSETT 3W 1.0 730 AM 11/17
...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
CROSSINGVILLE 2NW 4.0 734 AM 11/17
CONNEAUTVILLE 6SW 3.0 735 AM 11/17
BUCYRUS 1.0 752 AM 11/17
GALION 1.0 746 AM 11/17
BUCYRUS 0.5 804 AM 11/17
...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
LYNDHURST 3.0 851 AM 11/17
PEPPER PIKE 2.7 832 AM 11/17
SOLON 1.6 834 AM 11/17
CLE AIRPORT 1.2 700 AM 11/17
CLEVELAND 1.0 729 AM 11/17
GARFIELD HTS 1.0 743 AM 11/17
PARMA 0.5 933 AM 11/17
...GEAUGA COUNTY...
CHARDON 4.5 920 AM 11/17
BURTON 4.0 920 AM 11/17
HAMBDEN TWP. 3.4 732 AM 11/17
THOMPSON 5SW 3.4 738 AM 11/17
CHARDON 3.0 752 AM 11/17
CLARIDON TWP 2.8 850 AM 11/17
MONTVILLE 2.8 752 AM 11/17
WELSHFIELD 2SW 2.5 854 AM 11/17
BAINBRIDGE 2.0 851 AM 11/17
RUSSEL TWP 2.0 744 AM 11/17
BAINBRIDGE 2S 1.0 853 AM 11/17
...HOLMES COUNTY...
FRYBURG T 745 AM 11/17
...HURON COUNTY...
NEW LONDON 3NW 0.1 744 AM 11/17
...KNOX COUNTY...
MT. VERNON 3N 1.0 854 AM 11/17
...LAKE COUNTY...
KIRTLAND 3.0 828 AM 11/17
LEROY 3.0 734 AM 11/17
LEROY 3.0 744 AM 11/17
HOMER NASH KIMBALL 2.5 855 AM 11/17
PAINESVILLE TWP. 2.0 753 AM 11/17
SOUTH MADISON 2.0 737 AM 11/17
CONCORD TWP. 1.0 757 AM 11/17
WICKLIFFE 1.0 733 AM 11/17
MENTOR 0.5 737 AM 11/17
WILLOUGHBY 0.5 853 AM 11/17
NORTH MADISON 0.1 743 AM 11/17
EASTLAKE T 802 AM 11/17
WILLOUGHBY T 852 AM 11/17
...LORAIN COUNTY...
N RIDGEVILLE 0.4 747 AM 11/17
LAGRANGE T 925 AM 11/17
...MEDINA COUNTY...
BRUNSWICK 0.1 805 AM 11/17
...PORTAGE COUNTY...
KENT 0.7 854 AM 11/17
...RICHLAND COUNTY...
MANSFLD ARPT 0.7 700 AM 11/17
LUCAS 0.6 852 AM 11/17
...SANDUSKY COUNTY...
OAK HARBOR 5S T 921 AM 11/17
...STARK COUNTY...
MASSILLON 0.5 853 AM 11/17
...SUMMIT COUNTY...
TWINSBURG 0.8 729 AM 11/17
TALLMADGE 2NE 0.6 733 AM 11/17
CAK AIRPORT 0.3 700 AM 11/17
CUYAHOGA FALLS 0.2 919 AM 11/17
BATH TWP T 730 AM 11/17
...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
MESOPOTAMIA 3.0 746 AM 11/17
YNG AIRPORT 1.1 802 AM 11/17
NEWTON FALLS 0.1 747 AM 11/17
...WAYNE COUNTY...
KIDRON 1N 0.6 920 AM 11/17
WOOSTER 7N 0.6 745 AM 11/17
DALTON 0.5 918 AM 11/17
WOOSTER 0.5 754 AM 11/17
WOOSTER 0.3 926 AM 11/17
PENNSYLVANIA
...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
CANADOHTA LAKE 5.1 918 AM 11/17
LINESVILLE 1.5 851 AM 11/17
MEADVILLE 5W 1.5 802 AM 11/17
MEADVILLE 0.4 805 AM 11/17
...ERIE COUNTY...
COLT STATION 13.0 931 AM 11/17
NORTHEAST 8.5 811 AM 11/17
ERIE AIRPORT 8.1 700 AM 11/17
CORRY 7.8 732 AM 11/17
FRANKLIN CTR 7.3 736 AM 11/17
AMITY TWP 7.0 735 AM 11/17
WATERFORD 7.0 747 AM 11/17
FAIRVIEW 6.1 740 AM 11/17
NORTHEAST 6SW 6.0 823 AM 11/17
MILLCREEK TWP. 5.3 748 AM 11/17
PONT 5.0 852 AM 11/17
LAKE CITY 4.0 736 AM 11/17
***********************SNOW ON GROUND***********************
LOCATION SNOW TIME/DATE COMMENTS
ON GROUND OF
(INCHES) MEASUREMENT
OHIO
...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
ASHTABULA 1SW 8.0 833 AM 11/17
CONNEAUT I-90 6.8 926 AM 11/17
ASHTABULA 6.0 710 AM 11/17
DORSETT 3W 4.0 730 AM 11/17
ROAMING SHORES 4.0 753 AM 11/17
WINDSOR 3.0 745 AM 11/17
...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
CROSSINGVILLE 2NW 8.0 734 AM 11/17
CONNEAUTVILLE 6SW 4.0 735 AM 11/17
BUCYRUS 1.0 752 AM 11/17
BUCYRUS 1.0 804 AM 11/17
GALION 1.0 746 AM 11/17
...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
PEPPER PIKE 3.0 832 AM 11/17
SOLON 1.6 834 AM 11/17
CLE AIRPORT 1.0 700 AM 11/17
GARFIELD HTS T 743 AM 11/17
PARMA T 933 AM 11/17
...GEAUGA COUNTY...
THOMPSON 5SW 9.0 738 AM 11/17
CHARDON 6.0 920 AM 11/17
CHARDON 6.0 752 AM 11/17
HAMBDEN TWP. 5.0 732 AM 11/17
MONTVILLE 5.0 752 AM 11/17
BURTON 4.0 920 AM 11/17
CLARIDON TWP 4.0 850 AM 11/17
WELSHFIELD 2SW 2.5 854 AM 11/17
BAINBRIDGE 2.0 851 AM 11/17
RUSSEL TWP 2.0 744 AM 11/17
BAINBRIDGE 2S 1.2 853 AM 11/17
...HOLMES COUNTY...
FRYBURG T 745 AM 11/17
...HURON COUNTY...
NEW LONDON 3NW T 744 AM 11/17
...KNOX COUNTY...
MT. VERNON 3N 1.0 854 AM 11/17
...LAKE COUNTY...
LEROY 8.0 734 AM 11/17
LEROY 8.0 744 AM 11/17
SOUTH MADISON 7.0 737 AM 11/17
CONCORD TWP. 6.0 757 AM 11/17
PAINESVILLE TWP. 4.0 753 AM 11/17
KIRTLAND 3.0 828 AM 11/17
MENTOR 3.0 737 AM 11/17
HOMER NASH KIMBALL 2.5 855 AM 11/17
MENTOR 2.0 753 AM 11/17
WICKLIFFE 2.0 733 AM 11/17
WILLOUGHBY 1.0 853 AM 11/17
EASTLAKE T 802 AM 11/17
NORTH MADISON T 743 AM 11/17
...LORAIN COUNTY...
N RIDGEVILLE T 747 AM 11/17
...MEDINA COUNTY...
BRUNSWICK T 805 AM 11/17
...PORTAGE COUNTY...
KENT 1.0 854 AM 11/17
...RICHLAND COUNTY...
MANSFLD ARPT 1.0 700 AM 11/17
...SANDUSKY COUNTY...
OAK HARBOR 5S T 921 AM 11/17
...STARK COUNTY...
MASSILLON 1.0 853 AM 11/17
...SUMMIT COUNTY...
BATH TWP 3.0 730 AM 11/17
TALLMADGE 2NE 1.0 733 AM 11/17
TWINSBURG 1.0 729 AM 11/17
CUYAHOGA FALLS 0.2 919 AM 11/17
CAK AIRPORT T 700 AM 11/17
...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
MESOPOTAMIA 3.0 746 AM 11/17
YNG AIRPORT 1.0 802 AM 11/17
NEWTON FALLS T 747 AM 11/17
...WAYNE COUNTY...
WOOSTER 1.0 754 AM 11/17
WOOSTER 7N 1.0 745 AM 11/17
DALTON 0.5 918 AM 11/17
KIDRON 1N T 920 AM 11/17
WOOSTER T 926 AM 11/17
PENNSYLVANIA
...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
CANADOHTA LAKE 7.5 918 AM 11/17
MEADVILLE 5W 3.0 802 AM 11/17
MEADVILLE 2.0 805 AM 11/17
LINESVILLE 1.5 851 AM 11/17
...ERIE COUNTY...
NORTHEAST 6SW 15.0 823 AM 11/17
FRANKLIN CTR 14.0 736 AM 11/17
COLT STATION 13.0 931 AM 11/17
CORRY 11.0 732 AM 11/17
MILLCREEK TWP. 11.0 748 AM 11/17
WATERFORD 11.0 747 AM 11/17
FAIRVIEW 10.0 740 AM 11/17
AMITY TWP 9.0 735 AM 11/17
LAKE CITY 9.0 736 AM 11/17
PONT 9.0 852 AM 11/17
NORTHEAST 8.5 811 AM 11/17
ERIE AIRPORT 7.0 700 AM 11/17
cheers,
–patrick
