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Burghblizz

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  1. Snowing in Dallas with a 1048 H to the north. Doesn’t seem likely it would cut that hard
  2. I think pre-1950 they were at the KAGC site. Similar elevation, just a tad south
  3. Airport definitely lighter than the city this time. Probably missed that intial real heavy band. Solid 5-6” closer to city
  4. Another band is trying to slip south, and then maybe train a little bit.
  5. Until 10 months later :-) But no, everything about ‘93 (the scale, the wind, etc) was probably once or twice in a lifetime. Nov 1950 is the twice for those above a certain age.
  6. Funny how that works! Watch a big storm for 5 days and all the intricacies of what can go wrong. Now a front basically gets held up in the right place, and most of of AGC scoring a quick 6”
  7. Really goes to show you what a huge factor rates are. This came in thumpin
  8. Reminds me a little of just a fat Lake Effect band training. Seems to be some 4” and 5” totals already south/south west of Columbus (while CMH itself is looking a bit shafted) I think some from that area to here sees 6” if we can keep the goods training.
  9. It was all nickel and dimes. I think there might have been a couple 5” type storms.
  10. Definitely every flake sticking so far. Could be an efficient little storm
  11. I can see how this week is shaping up... Looking like some nice little snow events this week. But we may not enjoy them since we will be obsessed chasing what the GFS is advertising Sunday. Reminder - enjoy the snow that’s falling since the 6 day GFS is likely going to change :-)
  12. Your bar for cold is pretty high. 12 degrees out right now, and hasn’t hit 40 this month. Hasn’t hit 50 since just after Christmas. Some bitter cold still chances in the pipeline Not sure if “84” is your birth year...but if it is...trust me it will start to feel colder the next 10 years
  13. Looks like a good shot at two separate 2-4” snows this week. Latest GFS also shows a bigger storm for Valentines Day. Verbatim it cuts a deepening storm towards a 1036 high up the Ohio River. Would be a big hit for central Ohio, with a rain to snow here. But plenty of time there.
  14. GFS bringing 2”- 4” into the Mon Valley Sunday. So not quite dead yet for at least some accum
  15. I admit I was kind of excited in ‘94 to get to -22. Felt like I was seeing history and so I definitely rooted for it. But I can probably take or leave extreme cold at this point.
  16. A significant shift is doable because we are talking about phase/no phase and the timing. So I wouldnt be suprised if it jumps one way or another in the next 24 hours of models
  17. Final official total was 8.5”. Felt like less in most places due to long duration and compacting - but NWS does a good job counting every inch properly. Credit on their forecast too. This was a pain, but 6-8” over 48 hours was a good call. (if we catch a band later, not sure we can count it )
  18. We wound up with around 7”. Same main issue getting the intial batch going.
  19. Still sends SLP up the Piedmont to the Delmarva. It closes off too late (compared to yesterday) and doesn’t have an expansive shield. But the players are there.
  20. There is a much more consolidated batch entering eastern Allegheny county. Not sure everything behind it holds together, but looks like the best shot at some more steady snow. Also, nice vertical lake enhanced band in central Ohio. Never seen WWA in vertically stacked counties like that - lol. Not the greatest storm for us, but still doing some interesting things.
  21. I mean “technically” 2.2003 and 2.2010 were Miller B’s. But they also had a huge primary storm with a great track prior to hitting blocking. We also had a nice one in 12.2003, and probably a few others. But I really don’t like the textbook exploding Miller Bs for our area.
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