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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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After a quick look at all the Feb. snow totals, 0.2" should be the new record.
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There’s some monster deficits on that list. SMH
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Sneaky 71 at AGC last hr.
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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.
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The GFS, CMC, and Euro. I just mentioned the Euro, because it tends to lead the way with these types of storms.
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Would like to see the Euro start to get onboard soon though.
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nice winter scene earlier
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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.
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A new lake will form just west of Steubenville, helping to boost that areas economy, and provide us with much needed LES. Lol
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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.
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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.
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Maybe next Wednesday will work out for everyone.
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All we can do now is pray for our northern posters.
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Traffic cams still showing snow in Greene county, hopefully they can hold out for awhile, as our first line of defense.
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Fair skies this evening doesn’t hurt. Any little bit helps.
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The sad part is that these used to be a dime a dozen, now more often it's all we got.
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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.
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Pretty much we're that line will be when the heaviest precip comes through.
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These midwest storms just don't have the juice an east coast storm has. That 850mb fetch off the Atlantic makes all the difference.
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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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Yeah, unfortunately the mean trough has been a bit west of what the NWS hinted at this fall. I agree though, until we get that big banana high to setup over S. Quebec, it's likely more of the same.
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IIRC with past similar storms, the NAM at this range joins the CMC with a stronger WAA push. So far it has stayed steady with a more muted push, tonights 0z run will be interesting.
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GFS verified on that small dryslot/void it showed for a couple days.
