h1. Weather notes for Jan 30, 2015 As of early Fri morning, Jan 30, the last two GFS computer model runs have forecast the Toledo area to receive between 3 and 6+ inches of snowfall by daybreak Monday. At the moment, we're on the forecast border or the northern edge of the heavier snowfall range. Findlay and Lima should receive several inches. Monroe might receive 2 to 3 inches. If the low pressure tracks a little further north, then Toledo will receive its biggest snowfall of the season. This morning's snow forecast maps and the area forecast discussion predict the heavier snowfall to occur over the middle third of Ohio or along and south of Route 30. Regardless, it will be wintry on Sunday in Toledo. We'll receive at least a few inches of snowfall. Our temps will be cold, around 20 degrees, so the snow will probably be light and fluffy. It's forecast to be windy, so blowing snow may be a problem. !https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7393/16401476202_92e55ca7d3_b.jpg! !https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7383/16214993610_81e6d9c358_o.png! #toledo #weather