Monthly Archives: February 2010

After our first taste of milder weather in what seems like ages, the cold is back. A strengthening ULL (upper-level low) and associated cold front will continue to slide SE towards the tri-state through Wednesday, bringing with it the threat … Continue reading →

Just when you thought we couldn’t POSSIBLY see more snow after the three consecutive winter storms, there is more in the forecast! Friday looks to be a rather nice day overall with partly cloudy skies and highs in the middle … Continue reading →

Light to moderate (ocassionally heavy) snow will continue through the evening hours. Most areas have recieved a solid 5-7″, with isolated spots picking up close to 10″. Expect another 3″ or so by the time the main event winds down, … Continue reading →

Snow continues to move into the tri-state, with the heaviest band headed our way: The leading edge of that heavier band will slide into the metro area by 7am. Expect heavy rates of 1-2″ per hour with this band, which … Continue reading →

Light to moderate snow is closing in, with the west side already reporting a coating on all surfaces. There is a band of heavy snow from Louisville, KY to Greensburg, IN headed this way (far left edge of picture).

The afternoon model package has arrived, and shows a very impressive output! Most spit out a good 7-10″ across the area, with isolated 11-12″ amounts! Everything is right on track with my forecast, so there are no real changes to … Continue reading →

Another winter storm is headed for the tri-state! The National Weather Service has issued a WINTER STORM WARNING effective midnight tonight through 6am Tue. An area of low pressure, currently sliding SE out of the Plains, will move in late … Continue reading →

What a storm! The main event dropped a solid 4-7″ across the entire tri-state through midday Tue, with hazardous road conditions present for a good portion of the day. The lull in the action ended Tue evening as a heavy … Continue reading →

Snow, heavy at times, continues across the entire tri-state. Most areas have reported 3″ or so, with another inch or so likely before we see a temporary lull this afternoon. Snow will move back in later this evening/tonight as an … Continue reading →

Snow, heavy at times, continues across the entire tri-state. Most areas inside the 275-loop on south have exceeded the one inch mark already, with everyone shooting for 3-4″ by daybreak. With temps in the lower to middle 20s, all snow … Continue reading →