You folks definitely want the App's.
Here in Pgh, CAD is the bane of our winter existence, as we constantly get flooded with warm air.
Even on 2/5/2010 parts of our area had rain until 9-10 pm.
40 years of this B.S. has unfortunately given us a large enough sample size to make that statement.
An outsider may simply look at the yearly snow totals and say things aren't that bad, suck it up buttercup. And that may be partially true.
However I believe the NOWData maximum monthly snow depth shows the real picture.
Compare 1949-1979 and 1980-Present.
The number of months with double digit snow depths 1949-1979 dwarfs the past 40 years.
Missing out on that storm last weekend really took the wind out of this place. If we had gotten at least 2-4" on the front end, the overall mood would have a bit more positive. But that dry air/WAA was really dissapointing, and bit unexpected.
Hopefully we can pull something off before our 6 months of summer begin.
Good day to get out and run some errands, because it appears the radar is gonna be ugly.
The GFS/GFS-FV3 was insistent on a shutout, and so far it's verifying. SMH
Maybe if the wall doesn’t get done, we can get a petition going to bulldoze the Allegheny Front and Laurels, from about State College to Deep Creek.
Those whining central and eastern PA folks don’t know how good they have it living east of the Apps.
Lol.
Living on a SW facing hill, I tend to lose snowpack pretty quickly, especially with SW winds.
But it looks like everyones snowpack got decimated this weekend.
See what happens when winter gets off to a normal star, we can actually enjoy this mid winter break.
Chasing snow into February causes every missed storm to be magnified.
Oh yeah, SNE has been winning in general for a long time.
They're naturally going to have better chances at snowstorms, just because of geography.
But the last 15 or so years, has been win after win after win. Lol
Lol. I wish it was only 4 or 5 years.
BTW, saw the 12z Euro make a jump SE with the low next Monday night.
Mabey we can get some snow to rain to snow action, like the old days.
Once he hit the ground short of the goal line he technically became a runner, so the the control rule shouldn't have applied after he stretched out.
Although, that third down play is what killed them. It's TD or throw away there.