On February 8th, we published a roundup of forecasts for the snowstorm coming later that evening. As expected, the system produced a moderate accumulation that plagued Feb. 10th’s morning commute, leading to hundreds of school delays and closings. The National Weather Service’s Pittsburgh office measured 5.2″ as their storm total snowfall, and that is the measurement …Keep Reading
The first big snowstorm of the season is rolling in to Western Pennsylvania this Wednesday evening. Just a few days ago forecasts called for nothing more than a dusting from this system, but now predictions are ranging anywhere from 2-8″ in Allegheny County. In what has been a winter without a lot of snow, a heavy …Keep Reading
This morning, forecasters on the local channels KDKA, WTAE, and WPXI were all calling for little snow accumulation from tonight’s system. Now, those forecasts have evolved into a significant snow event, worthy of a Winter Weather Advisory. In this post we’ll take a look at how the forecasts changed from 9am this morning, to 3pm …Keep Reading
In what has been a below-normal season (so far) for snow accumulation, the next few weeks look to be active. A prolonged stretch of cold weather and numerous weather systems will impact the area over the next few weeks, and our first hit is coming up tonight through tomorrow morning. Pittsburgh is way below normal …Keep Reading