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CoraopolisWx

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  1. The 6z GFS mid and upper level set up is not your classic look, but it seems to work with the energy.
  2. That narrow band of heavier snow some of the guidance was showing verified above 1050 ft. Nice covering on the grass here in Mt Lebanon.
  3. Signal for next weekend looking more solid. And as usual for us, the primary/850 strength and placement is the question. Hopefully we get a Dec 2020 result, where the primary 850 becomes muted enough not to flood the region with warm/dry air.
  4. Temps look to level out over the next 4 days, but still a monster AN departure for Dec. 5th Dec. in the last 100 yrs to crack the 40F mark, however 3rd in only the last 9 years. SMH
  5. That one still stings a bit. Although I would that take that underachieving storm in a minute, compared to what we’ve had lately. Lol
  6. Sounds familiar now that you mention it. I do remember the Jan 22 storm ended up being more NW, limiting totals south and East of Pgh. However region wide wall to wall watch to warning has been awhile.
  7. I probably should go back and research December 2020. I don’t remember anything special about the pattern, which delivered such a good month.
  8. IMHO, we can assume the majority of the precip Sun/Mon will be rain. However if we can get some colder 850’s to arrive earlier than modeled, then during the heaviest rates some very low ratio snow could fall at times. Probably our only shot right know.
  9. Not to go off topic with hyperbole, but even in N/S dominant winters the Alberta Clipper seems to be less frequent than past winters, especially the last 10. Just feel like the 80’s 90’s and 00’s had more clippers, even during lean years. Could just be revisionist history being different from reality. Lol
  10. Saw this on the gfs a few days ago, but didn’t give it a second look. But it could have legs if a logical evolution is being shown by midweek.
  11. The NWS took a bit of an L yesterday. They thought downsloping would hinder any precip development, however with N-NE surface winds, this was not an issue. Usually said winds are SE, or to a lesser extent E. Possibly these Mets relocated here, and aren’t familiar with local climate. Regardless this would’ve been a nice surprise in the winter.
  12. Good old fashioned gusty northerly. Line held together longer than I thought earlier.
  13. Definitely an unusual start to met summer. This dry back door cold front pattern would be more useful with a strong STJ in the winter.
  14. I think most of us here have a common bond through weather/physical science in general, with varying degrees of preference. As long as we respect each others opinions it's all good. Sometimes feeling/intent doesn't always translate through the typed word.
  15. Then you can stay in your Spring thread, unless you have something useful to post in the winter thread.
  16. If it only rained, long range model verification would be 95-100%. Oh wait... SMH
  17. 3 NNE Worcester AP 23.0 in 1211 AM 03/15 Templeton 23.0 in 0643 AM 03/15 Trained Spotter 1 NE Fitchburg AP 19.4 in 0609 PM 03/14 Public Phillipston 19.0 in 0400 PM 03/14 Amateur Radio Holden 0.9 SSE 19.0 in 0530 AM 03/15 COCORAHS Barre 1.4 NNE 17.2 in 0700 AM 03/15 COCORAHS Worcester AP 14.4 in 1108 PM 03/14 Significant H9 variance.
  18. I’m still keeping an eye on next weekend. (And the rest of the month). Although the OP’s have pivoted to a far NW solution, not all is lost yet based on a few red tagged comments I’ve seen in other threads.
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