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TimB

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  1. Watch was just issued. Was not expecting that today, we were barely even in the marginal risk area.
  2. Also interested in seeing if we can get one or two more minor snow events over the weekend or early next week. GEFS ensemble mean is 3” through this time next week. Just don’t see any obvious signals for a snow event, though the cold will be there.
  3. The first one that comes to mind is 3/1/17. We were actually under an enhanced risk for severe that day. Beyond that, I can think of several instances in the past few years where we’ve not only seen them in late March, but in January and February. Every month is thunderstorm season around here.
  4. If you accidentally stumbled upon it like I did, you might give a few shits. There are some absolute gems on there.
  5. Regardless, the map is not accurate because there isn’t a small dot of yellow inside the orange area where @KPITSnow’s house would be.
  6. Biggest event, yes. PIT ended up at 9.7”. NWS posted this map. Looks like most of the county got 7-8 or so.
  7. Yesterday’s storm brings us to 39.6” officially for the season, which is exactly where we should be through 3/12. Looks like I got my single digit low at PIT, latest since 1993.
  8. I thought the MLK “bust” discussion would end if we got another good storm but sadly that doesn’t appear to be the case.
  9. Plus I think it’s been discussed here before that they try to keep their message to the general public consistent. Conspiracy theorists like me think there’s some sort of bureaucratic quality control where forecasters get dinged if they have to constantly downgrade and upgrade warnings/advisories, but that may be a stretch.
  10. Because 4.3” of that fell between midnight and 2am and I presume they felt it was too late to upgrade to a warning at that point.
  11. Perfect, really. The snow came in early enough and hung on long enough that even those of us who slept got to enjoy seeing it fall on both ends of the storm.
  12. Awesome finish to winter. Overperformed massively and left no doubt as to its status as a warning level snow. Best March storm in recent memory and I’d probably even rank it ahead of 2018 even if the total won’t be as high.
  13. Already a coating here. Temp at PIT reached 32 at 10:10. Ahead of schedule.
  14. The only thing I can think of that would make the airport significantly higher than the city’s totals in this case is UHI. There is a lot of sun today and a transition from very warm to cold, with the bulk of the snow falling early in that transition period.
  15. 18z long range HRRR that shows the whole storm I would guess should look better than 12z. The last few hourly runs have trended up through hour 18. Edit: it’s keeping hope alive for a high end advisory event.
  16. Sure enough, just like the 12z model suite, NWS has made a slight adjustment for the better:
  17. Both NAMs were very underwhelming. No real winners except far eastern PA.
  18. How? I thought there was a Ross snow hole in the MLK storm.
  19. HRRR puts down a solid 5”, with some areas of the county exceeding 6” in places that see the lake enhanced bands in NW flow (which the NWS admits may be overdone).
  20. Meh. Next week looked warm even when we were hoping for a bigger storm, so even that wouldn’t have hung around long.
  21. So let’s say it’s 4”. Will it survive the sun angle of a mostly cloudy mid-March day with temperatures in the low 20s, or will it be gone before sunset?
  22. Not convinced we’re getting 4 either but it is what it is. On to thunderstorm season, then months of it being 88 and miserably humid while Syracuse gets to 95.
  23. GFS continues to look pretty good. Most everything else continues to look pretty meh. Something has to give.
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