On Tuesday, December 13th, Pittsburgh picked up 3.8″ of snow in the area’s first big event of the winter. All of the forecasters we track underestimated the total snowfall, with some missing the actual accumulation by several inches. This west-to-east system produced a wet, heavy snow that piled up quickly and created a messy evening …Keep Reading
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 …Keep Reading
Welcome to PGH Snow Day’s first Forecast Roundup of the 2016-17 season! 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 …Keep Reading
Every year in late October, the three local stations publish their Winter Weather Outlooks, predicting the snowfall and average temperature for each month. A forecast pioneered by local weather icon Joe DeNardo, this annual tradition pits weather team vs. weather team in a quest for the most accurate predictions. We have collected and analyzed the Winter …Keep Reading