Brandon Sullivan
EF5
Surprised no one has started a thread about this yet.
Long story short, a low will eject East Northeast into the Ohio Valley.. Accumulations up to 8-10 inches are likely Northwest of the low. Models are shaky with the path of the system. The WRF is varying the path and is pretty inconsistent..
It will be worth watching to see if Convection on the Deep south can get going, which could effectively limit the moisture feed somewhat, which could somewhat cut the snow totals by a few inches..
Long story short, a low will eject East Northeast into the Ohio Valley.. Accumulations up to 8-10 inches are likely Northwest of the low. Models are shaky with the path of the system. The WRF is varying the path and is pretty inconsistent..
It will be worth watching to see if Convection on the Deep south can get going, which could effectively limit the moisture feed somewhat, which could somewhat cut the snow totals by a few inches..