The chances of a significant winter storm across Ohio on Friday have increased! My snow map is based 70% on the model that has been very consistent the last couple of days, the GFS, and 30% is based on other models. The GFS, shows a low riding up through western Ohio, giving central Ohio almost .5" QPF of snow ice before a change to rain by Friday morning, and gives northern Ohio (northern 1/8th of the state, give or take) well over .75"QPF of snow and ice before a change to rain Friday morning, which would reek havoc on Friday mornings rush hour. The DGEX would also make Friday morning's rush hour interesting across much of Ohio. It shows all snow and about 2-5" of it depending on where you are for late Thursday night and Friday morning. This situation is now being monitored pretty well I would say by the NWS in Cleveland and the local stations (at least in Cleveland). I will post another update this evening.
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