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@accuweather That’s one ugly stadium. lol 😂

Baseball returns to Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida, nearly two years after Hurricane Milton, following a $60 million rebuild that restored its weather-proof dome. 🏟️

@Forecaster Unfortunately the downward trend in amounts seems to be likely though. Well take what we can get though.

The measure in this gauge puts my spot at the average of projections for this event and there are still showers to move through. It is already more green than it was. Some is the washing of dust off but this rain was an important recharge for a lot of vegetation. Cool dry period projected to be with us for several days with next rain event consistently projected around next weekend (Apr10-12).

@Forecaster Every time we get closer to a wetter period it gets drier and drier with the event…..March 29th, 0.8”➡️0.30”➡️0.1”. April 1st 1.2”➡️1.0”➡️0.5”.

My gauge had 0.01" this morning, more miss than hit. Apr1 looks like a switch flips in projections. I realize there have been some recent showers but the overall dry period we are in is about to end. I see some going to the fields. This dry spell is projected to end in a few days. After that, every outlook I see for my region is wet through April. Some sign of drier in May. Signals of DRY in Jun-Jly-Aug.

@MissNucci_26 @CollinRugg I watched it again and had 43, but might had missed some. 😳

@7Simzz @CollinRugg Right! I counted 36 times! 😂

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Large tornado moves through Union City, Michigan.

@GovPritzker How about you do your part!! @GovPritzker

Higher than when Donald Trump took office. His chaos is raising prices and hurting working families. This is not what Americans need — they need a refund.

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Let’s see who grieves for that garbage.

@MatthewCappucci I mean given the days and map only the northern part looks far off. 🤣

My little sister is in big trouble.

@Forecaster We shall see, this weekends rain was a big ole BUST for a lot in the area.

Rainfall projections for lower Ohio River valley suggesting an unsettled pattern during the next couple weeks. I pick out 3 verticals representing high probabilities around Feb 20 Feb22 and Feb26-28. Third round has some very large possible solutions. Blind question is, storms or training. Looking at jet projection for that event it appears training but with polar jet dipping to mix with sub-tropical flow, I would not rule out some convection with that wave.

@NbergWX Ever Florida person when it gets below 50° in the winter. lol 😂

ORLANDO: The background image definitely looks nicer than how it will feel. Cold mornings Tues-Thurs but that pales into comparison to the cold this weekend. For now, going with mid 40s highs and mid 20s lows on Sunday for February 1st. Both would be record smashing for the date in Orlando (since 1893). Potential to trend colder, based on low pressure to our east. Highly impactful hard freeze likely. @fox35orlando

@NbergWX @BaronWeather I’m rooting it’s right for here in Marion, IL! ☃️🌨️❄️🤞🏼 I’ve only remembered one or maybe two 12” snows here in my lifetime.

Good test for the @BaronWeather "dynamic snow ratio" plot. Uses the different temperatures in the atmosphere to give a better representation of snow potential. Tulsa OK: 12"+ Kansas City, MO: 4-8" Indianapolis: 8-12" Louisville, KY: 12"+ Pittsburgh: 12-18" Carbondale, IL: 12"+ Boston: 18-24" Philly: 8-12" Hartford, CT: 12-18" We'll see how it does. Area in TN/KY and also around DC could get screwed by a lot of sleet in all of the forecasts I think. Could end up being underperformer areas on the southern periphery in spots.

@ryanvaughan It’s picking up on the sleet/ice. Did this back in 2021 over me, and only ended up with several several inches of sleet unfortunately.

GFS Model is still going wild.

Timeline graphic to display projection of a long duration snow event for the lower Ohio River valley. Light snow presented during the day Saturday. I believe the very dry air in place could delay the start by an hour or so but snow accumulation during the daylight of Saturday appears likely. Heaviest rates of fall continue to appear in Sunday morning hours. 2 separate models presented to establish consistency in projections highlighting lower Ohio River valley as one area with highest potential for heavy snowfall. GEM model only runs 84 hours so does not present entire event so totals also appear consistent. Yesterday's data put 7" in my mind as a solid solution today's updates are a little heavier than that. 8-10" seems to be a reasonable forecast at this point. Windblown event will be difficult to measure for scorekeeping. I encourage everyone in my home area to prepare for a heavy snow event this weekend and to enable you and your family to be able to avoid travel if possible for a couple of days and allow crews to improve conditions and safety of travel. THIS IS A RARE WINTER EVENT FOR THIS AREA.

Wind chill values are expected to drop below zero tonight to as low as -12 across parts of the area.