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Burghblizz

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  1. The 12.20 storm had more widespread 12” totals, even if the official total was less.
  2. Not even close. A 9” storm when u have a forecast of 6” to 12” is not a bust. 1.19 had a similar forecast with almost no snow.
  3. Because of one guy. Who needs to not @ me, but instead go to the complaint thread. No one wants to hear that shit anymore. It was a fantastic winter day. 3.1” officially, with a lot of 3-4” reports. Some 5 and 6” reports in Beaver and Butler county. Some 2” reports to the south and some of the lower elevations around the city.
  4. Rates were diminishing the last couple hours, but just started cranking as the back end is coming. Right around 3.5” at the moment
  5. Yeah - 11” in March 2018. That was a nice overproducer. Not quite the impact of the 12.20 storm, but nice prolonged snow if I recall.
  6. Agree. I’ve come to that conclusion this year too. Almost like a Philly cat trolling - sick of their rain and the Flyers losing
  7. Definitely North and West. I just measured 2.5”. Reports of 4” already in New Castle.
  8. A bust because the pretty color you wanted on the best model didn’t happen. But a widespread 7-10” did which is what was actually forecasted by most. Storm was fine. And yeah, I’m in a good spot today and will be at 13-14” for the week. But NWS I’m sure will wind up with 12” or so. That’s a great winter week.
  9. We will have gotten a foot in the last 7 days by this evening, weenie.
  10. Rippin here now. Inch in the last 90 minutes and over 2” total. Man I love daytime snow
  11. Roads are rough in Cranberry. Got stuck going up a hill because the first car got stuck. So the 6 of us behind them had no momentum. Eventually we made it out.
  12. I have a fresh inch, with rates picking up. Snowed for a good while without showing up on radar
  13. Clipper has trended a little north and stronger. We’ll see if someone can pop 3-4” out of this.
  14. -6 here in Cranberry. -5 I’m Wexford. Definitely got cold in northern suburbs
  15. Speaking of freshening things up - NAM is looking more robust (some 3’s and 4’s) for extreme southern parts of Western Pa for late Wed night. Maybe it can lead the way to one more jump north.
  16. Clippers don’t quite have the excitement of the chase or high ceiling - but certainly can be nice when you start with a good snowpack
  17. Nice band coming through with some blowing snow. A little Icing on the cake.
  18. ‘93 of course. Westmoreland and Fayette had them during the second (smaller) storm in February 2010. While the totals were more modest than the first one, the winds were howling. Before ‘93, it would have been one of the Jan ‘78 storms. And before that, Nov ‘50, unless one of those bigger ones in the 60’s had the criteria. But of course those days were different as far as warnings and criteria. But I’d say that’s a quarter century type happening.
  19. I moved to Cranberry this past year (SW corner of Butler county, but only a few miles from Beaver border). No, snow wasn’t the reason, but being a little shielded from the WTOD was in the back of my mind :-)
  20. Based on the number of 8” and 9” reports in AGC, it definitely hit the “8 in 24 hr” warning criteria in Allegheny and certainly Beaver and Butler. The public forecasts were very much validated, even if on the low to mid side. I also thought eastern suburbs did what I thought. Just thought city and west would avoid the dry slot, but wasn’t meant to be.
  21. Nice regional breakdown of updated totals. Mostly 8+ In the immediate Pgh area. You can see our 12+ that just slid west, but also where the lower totals were SE.
  22. Maybe - but it can work the other way too where the measurement was where the snow drifted from. But good point as far as another reason that the numbers are all over the place.
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