Itstrainingtime
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Low of 30 in Maytown. Sunny with nary a cloud in the sky.
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Blizzard - 9" of dry, powdery snow with temps in the 20s along with 50 mph winds. We had drifts over 6' in our driveway. This was during the morning hours on April 6th, mind you. Edit: it was a bona-fide blizzard.
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We need an April 1982 event really bad.
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It's mostly clear and 41 here. Very windy though.
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Even the locals out there are talking this up. To go with the many feet of snow, there's the winds. Not the breeze we're experiencing- they're expecting 55 to 80 mph winds in town and 100+ out on the hill.
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...either that, or he'll be outside on a ladder checking his shingles.
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Here comes the front... https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=CCX-N0B-1-24-100-usa-rad
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It's not good when it's "only" 7-9 AN. Especially in March.
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60 in Maytown with a break in precip for the time being. Just stepped outside here at work a few minutes ago and holy cow, it's humid for February. Dew is 56.
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I think you're both right - I always thought it was loudest from overnight through the following morning. I can remember some incredibly loud storms in the 2am - 10am timeframe over the years.
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Apparently we have some terrified cats back home at the crib - my wife just texted to tell me that lightning just struck directly behind our house.
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We arrived on May 15th. I wanted to see snow but didn't want to run the risk of getting stranded. We had so much on our list and as much as I would have loved to stay longer...just too much to see out west. When we made our plans we obviously had no idea we would be going at the end of the most epic Sierra snow season in recorded history. Had we gone just 4 weeks sooner there was nearly 80" more on the ground from when we were there.
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I've been reading the AFD's for out there - I had to laugh when they mentioned that "snowfall rates would be 2-3"/hour on Friday...and then on Friday night into early Saturday, we expect to see heavier snow move in with amounts reaching 5"/hour or more. 2 to 3"/hour rates out there are considered pedestrian.
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Okay, that makes sense. I knew it was warm but didn't think it was THAT warm. LOL
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Great info - so, we've had 5 days this month with a daily high at least 15 degrees AN? That's impressive. Today will be #6.
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@Blizzard of 93 I found a map!
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Radar says you're in for potentially 2 more rounds - first is hot on the tail of the current storms, then there might be a break before the next wave moves in later.
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I'll be singing that for the next several hours...
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Radar over central and western PA right now...it looks nothing like it should for this time of year.
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We are pretty much right in the middle of the advertised epic pattern that was showing several weeks ago. The severe weather reports from the past 24 hours have been just that.
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If that verified, I'd have a snowy drive to work in the morning.
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That...is truly great stuff right there.
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If there was any of that around here, I slept through it. And I'm a light sleeper so I'm saying no storm. Congrats for getting on the board!
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57 this morning with rain. 0.08" has fallen since midnight. Pretty good shower currently here at work.
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CTP removes any mention of snow here for tomorrow night. Rain moves out by 8pm.
