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Burghblizz

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  1. Just measured 2” on what was previously bare area. Had some briefly moderate snow, but back to pixie. Still holding out for some squalls later.
  2. Looks like the weenie brigade off and running. Overall - nice snow on snow morning. About 1.5” new. Just can’t seem to get any good rates, which was always a possibility. Picking up a bit now. Positive side - should have a decent duration AND the meso’s hint to some squally looking bands later.
  3. Smiley had a widespread 4”-6”. Fairly aggressive for our broadcast mets. Might be thinking fluff factor.
  4. Just going to enjoy this one. Still got a couple inch base. I think there is a high floor with this one as mix or tight cutoffs aren’t an issue. It will be hard not to get a couple inches. On the other hand, hard to see it topping off at more than 4” or 5”, and it’s not like it’s a major storm elsewhere. Stress free.
  5. Canada looking juicy. Others are a little light, but I’d take a repeat of today
  6. Bet these are 20:1 type ratios. Common for our LES, but nice to see it in an extended little snowfall.
  7. Very fluffy here. Looks like we are squeezing everything out of this. Should pass 3” here.
  8. Definitely filled in and stayed steady here. Around 2”
  9. He isn’t a “Steeler fan”. Marty Griffin is a nut with an agenda on everything. He is the same guy that started the Cleveland rumor. In this case he is catering to the fools who just think the Gov was being “controlling”….so anything showing it’s “not that bad” fits his model.
  10. Lol - the Philly game you are referring to was about 6” during the game. The Pats/Oak playoff was about 3”.
  11. Snow Squall Warning for most of Butler and the western half of AGC right now. Imagine that will transition east.
  12. I think it’s the right call. But it could have been made a day ago.
  13. What’s the most recent thinking as to where the heaviest bands will be at gametime?
  14. 100% snow in Cranberry for the duration (just over the Butler county line)
  15. About 2” here so far. HRRR had this backend hanging on more than what the radar appears, so we’ll see what happens.
  16. I wasn’t worried about mix in SW Pa except for the 119 cooridor. Beautiful out right now - just a matter of cashing in on some of these rates with the backend racing in.
  17. Had a Virga storm for awhile but it’s thumping now.
  18. 18Z NAM looks largely the same - maybe a tick stronger and cooler. Extreme SW PA does a little better this run. Maybe that will be enough to expand the adv.
  19. Was about to claim victory for this since it popped up for me - but doesn’t look like they have one for AGC yet
  20. Not even sure why I’m looking at this - but 12Z Euro takes next weekends monster storm and eliminates the severe cutting. Takes a primary into Ky/southern Oh, and then pops a secondary over DC. That look never seems to hold, but something to watch.
  21. I’d go advisory 2”-5”. Bottom and top end are two different impacts, but you can package it into one forecast that makes you look good
  22. Thanks! I’ve been holding out for the same reason.
  23. They still could be right - but I think somewhere in the middle…. 2-4” from NW to SE is becoming a good bet. And like someone said - I’m also a big fan of rates (especially in the daytime). I’d be happy to get a couple hours of 1”+ in the middle of the day.
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