QUICK UPDATE: Sunday Snow

Not a whole lot to update from yesterday, but we are beginning to narrow down the track and hone in on some snowfall numbers. Here's what we know:

PRECIP SHOULD BE ALL SNOW
Early on I had a fear this could slide far enough north to include a mix along and south of I-70. At this time though, the center of the low should stay far enough south to leave us as all snow.

DAYTIME SNOWFALL
I thought maybe we had a shot at this being up there as our biggest snow of the season if it snows overnight. Right now the timing appears to be all daylight hours on Sunday. This is a problem for accumulation.

As I mentioned yesterday, daytime is not great for accumulating snow in March. With the higher sun angle, some snow may melt before even having a chance to stick. We could have plenty of snow in the air, and hardly any on the ground.

NOT MUCH ACCUMULATION
In the end it appears this may just be a moderate accumulation event. This system will stay far enough south to not hit us with a jackpot zone, and the daytime snow isn't very favorable for snow lovers.

There's still time for this path to move some, but most models have it riding the southern Tennessee border. That's further south than I said yesterday, and so in response the snow totals have dropped for our area. The low will transition to a coastal low after it passes due south of us, so precip will cut off quickly in the late afternoon.

I'll post tomorrow with snow predictions for our area. I wouldn't be surprised if we see some Winter Weather Advisories for southern Ohio by this time tomorrow.