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Burghblizz

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  1. Nice steady snow off this batch. Some nice bourbon in hand.
  2. Yeah, it’s not even close with Columbus and Indy. C-bus has been hurting as I don’t think they cracked 6” in like 7 years. We are in the game far more often, so take a lot more L’s. But the net result is more big storms than all of them. Like I mentioned before, YNG was on the NW fringe of most of our really big storms, even though they tend to swipe some of our mid sized ones.
  3. Interesting that they went almost 100 years with only 2 12” storms. Then have had 4 in 11 years.
  4. Some nice bands blowing up again in AGC. Almost like LES but coming from the SW.
  5. Yesterday was like watching paint dry. Wound up with ~.30 ice accretion with the snow line agonizingly close for hours in the evening. I’m catching some of that Northern Allegheny band now. Nice fat flakes.
  6. I have to think they have had some since then (seems as though they have cashed in on a lot of our snow over the years) But fair thought - our storms since that got close or over that (‘94, ‘96, ‘03, ‘10) were considerably lighter there.
  7. Euro looks good NW of the city. Gives me about 8” (also about 20 miles from 4” and 20 miles from a foot )
  8. They should manually smooth that out. Doubt it plays out that way
  9. There definitely is a good chunk of the area that has a combination of trees and above ground lines - not a great combo. But severe ice storms aren’t too frequent thankfully.
  10. NAM slightly colder and also develops another wave. Taken literally, the city is in icy hell in between, but dropped the bigger totals a little closer from the north, and then developed another band of 3-4” snows south
  11. I think there will be last minute shifts that will drive us nut - But this is the accurate story to me as well. Since I’m a bit NW of that line, hoping for more snow. Certainly support for 6”+ N of the city - just TBD if that starts at 5 miles or 50 miles. We’d be in better shape if we get a little more eastern progression before the main wave comes and tries to advect warm air.
  12. I wouldn’t feel great in the WV border counties, but rest of the area still has a shot. Obviously even better North and West of the city.
  13. Those areas aren’t staying in the waves of precip as long due to the slightly more progressive nature. So it was more timing as opposed to system strength. GFS has a chance to be the king here. I feel like others are trending to it more than it’s trending to others. But you still have to be concerned about a tick the wrong way.
  14. I weenied out a bit and looked at the soundings for my backyard (Cranberry). It was right on pivotals sleet line, but the soundings never went above freezing at any level. I’d love to see another model join the GFS though. Getting real close to something nice for northern AGC and points N.
  15. Maybe - but I would think they would manually adjust that for a public forecast
  16. Damn…and his foot line is IMBY. I wouldnt look too much into it even if he is a good met. Our locals lose attention to detail quickly when it’s out of the viewing area.
  17. They were taking victory laps left and right in the MLK storm, even though the total fell within every outlets range. If they want to score a win though, this might be the storm to do it. Somewhere from PGH to the NW figures to really cash in. But it would be a bold call at this point to slide 6”+ type totals into the city.
  18. Might not translate to snow output, but the high presses east a little quicker in NAM. Good trend. Verbatim still probably a helluva sleet storm.
  19. That counts a lot of sleet as 10:1 snow, especially in Kentucky and Southern Ohio. But if we can get that warm layer out..
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