Every time a measurable snowfall is forecast for Western Pennsylvania, we will compile accumulation forecasts from several outlets in these roundup posts. We currently track forecasts from KDKA, WTAE, WPXI, The National Weather Service’s Pittsburgh Office, the NWS National Snowfall Model, AccuWeather, The Weather Channel, and Intellicast. Each forecast is archived here, and after the last flake falls we will return to the roundup to perform a Forecast Analysis. These analyses are factored in to each outlet’s Forecaster Ratings, and will be used to determine the most accurate forecaster one the winter is over.
Here is the roundup for December 13th, 2016, Pittsburgh’s third significant snow event of the season:
WTAE: 1.5″ Future Snow forecast for Pittsburgh
KDKA: 1-3″ forecast for Pittsburgh
WPXI: 1-2″ forecast for Pittsburgh
AccuWeather did not publish a forecast map for this storm, but their Pittsburgh page forecasts 1-2″
Intellicast: 2″ for Pittsburgh
The Weather Channel did not publish a forecast map for today’s snow event. However, a snow map through Thursday night was posted. Pittsburgh is not expected to receive additional snow this week beyond today, so their prediction for Pittsburgh is 1-3″
The National Weather Service Pittsburgh: 1-2″ forecast for Pittsburgh
NWS Digital Model: 2″ forecast for Pittsburgh
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