Posted by Jenn in Photography, Pittsburgh, Weather, Winter Weather on 10. Feb, 2010 | 0 Comments
We are enjoying something we haven’t had in a long time in Pittsburgh, dry sidewalks, surrounded by snow. The landscape is stunning with the snow. Next on the agenda…a possible late weekend storm.
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I have added the ability to stream live video to my website. You can find it and any recorded video by slecting the the “Live Video” button at the top of the page or by following this link: http://jenngrover.com/live-video/. I might so so,e live broadcasting within the half hourr showing the snow.
Posted by Jenn in Photography, Pittsburgh, Video, Weather, Winter Weather on 10. Feb, 2010 | No Comments
Snow and a wintery mix have hit the Pittsburgh area tonight.Watch this car try and fail to make it up Spruceton in Mt. Lebanon. Stuck from Jenn Grover on Vimeo.
Posted by Jenn in Odd Topic, Politics, President Bush on 09. Feb, 2010 | 1 Comment
A group of Minnesotan small business owners seem to be behind a billboard that points out that maybe things weren’t so bad under former President George W. Bush. Click here to read the story.
Posted by Jenn in JennCast, Pittsburgh, Weather, Winter Weather on 08. Feb, 2010 | 1 Comment
Another potent winter storm is winding up to lower the boom on Western Pennsylvania. Light snow will begin to fall Tuesday afternoon and increase in intensity later Tuesday night before blizzard-like conditions unload on the Pittsburgh area Wednesday morning. Temperatures will drop to the teens and eventually single digits as sustained winds of 20-30 mph [...]
Posted by Jenn in Pittsburgh, White Christmas, Winter Weather on 08. Feb, 2010 | No Comments
I have officially renamed Pittsburgh, “Snowburgh.”
Posted by Jenn in JennCast, Pittsburgh, Weather, Winter Weather on 07. Feb, 2010 | No Comments
Many in Pittsburgh remain without power, some receiving word that it could be the end of the week before power is restored. Schools around the area are closed tomorrow and the sound of chainsaws, snow blowers, and shovels are still filling area neighborhoods as the region begins to dig out from this record snowfall. I [...]
