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6 minutes ago, TheClimateChanger said:

9.5” report from Hopedale, Ohio.

Sheesh. That's an overperformer. Modeling has zero chance of picking that up imo.

Just now, KPITSnow said:

Someone in Brighton heights probably will hit warning criteria.

I'm close enough to Brighton Heights I'll be curious to see my total. 

7 minutes ago, KPITSnow said:

Man I’m literally missing out on the nice banding by a few miles. 

Where are you at radar looks like it's expanding north a little.

Can slowly see the snow growth getting better here in summer hill. 

Just now, KPITSnow said:

Take it to banter dude. I’m allowed to post. don’t troll and derail the thread like you always do. 

I'm not trolling but you immediately start shifting on every single storm before its even over. No wonder red tags don't post in here anymore. 

4 minutes ago, KPITSnow said:

You guys in the south hills will do well. I think we are a bit screwed up north 

For once in your weenie life can you just stfu up and let the storm play out. You literally complain about every storm dude. It gets tiresome.

IIdk how you think that. Latest HRRR

Experts think otherwise

Done worrying about the models. Nowcasting time. 

One final map from our red tag friend @MAG5035

Euro looks fine fwiw. Sucks I have to work tomorrow so I'll probably have to wake up and shovel before I leave.

HRRR hasn't been great honestly but I think the 2-4 call is fine. Maybe we get lucky and see some good banding set up. Let's just hit advisory criteria so we can't complain. 

Hrdps or whatever it is

I've come to bring you hrpes 

RAP it up

I'm no slut, 5 would satisfy me

Need a bump north or stay put 

1 hour ago, jwilson said:

NWS pretty bullish on their call.  There is going to be a narrow band of winners somewhere between Allegheny and Morgantown.  Problem is if you're outside that maxima band, you're probably dealing with subsidence and bad dendrite growth.

Pretty much all the latest mesos keep that band in Greene and Washington counties.  It will be interesting to nowcast that and see where it falls.

I thought the soundings weren't that great looking into Allegheny even yesterday in terms of maximizing potential, but I don't know how reliable those are from the mesos.

Yeah that's my fear honestly. We dealt with that with the system in January already so was hoping to avoid that. 

NAM is pretty solid even the 3k is 4ish. I'm personally thinking they put their range at 2-3. Hopefully we can get an overachiever 4-5 in this crap winter. 

I need some alone time

46 minutes ago, north pgh said:

Unless it goes further south LOL

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Sunny skies again?!? I'm in. Although it's all tomorrow evening. We can see the stars.

HRRR isn't impressed

Fwiw. Wouldn't take much for us to see 3 or 4.

Here's the herpes for you guys 

I'll take some hrpes 

Next wave looks just south to me. May squeeze out an inch or two from ratios but most the qpf and energy is going by on the state border. 

Btw NWS has a sense of humor