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CoraopolisWx

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  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. After a quick look at all the Feb. snow totals, 0.2" should be the new record.
  4. We finally got a vort to dig further south for the weekend, it’s just too far south. Unfortunately with no blocking it goes ots.
  5. The GFS, CMC, and Euro. I just mentioned the Euro, because it tends to lead the way with these types of storms.
  6. The big 3 are all showing potential for next Saturday. The GFS finally has a vort digging into the mid south, allowing for earlier development.
  7. A new lake will form just west of Steubenville, helping to boost that areas economy, and provide us with much needed LES. Lol
  8. IMHO another cause is the rare January torch affecting so many. The past 15 years have had December and February torch’s, but usually January had been pretty dependable as a winter month.
  9. Seems elevation dependent. A light grass covering on Washington Rd in Mt Lebanon, but down the road a bit there’s barely anything even on the grass.
  10. Traffic cams still showing snow in Greene county, hopefully they can hold out for awhile, as our first line of defense.
  11. The sad part is that these used to be a dime a dozen, now more often it's all we got.
  12. Honestly I just happened notice it on the NAM yesterday at 18z, then today I noticed that line of flurries passing through the city, then washing out just south. Just seeing smaller features that could factor in tomorrow.
  13. Pretty much we're that line will be when the heaviest precip comes through.
  14. These midwest storms just don't have the juice an east coast storm has. That 850mb fetch off the Atlantic makes all the difference.
  15. Not sure if this will make any difference, but there is a boundary crossing the metro right now, which actually showed up on the NAM yesterday. Will be curious how far south it pushes today, and then where that initial RN/SN line sets up tomorrow morning.
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