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    Absolutely! Best events are ones that surprise in a positive way.
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    Happens almost every winter. Sometimes more than once.
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    That is our reality in changeover storms...almost without fail, sleet and ZR comes earlier, and moves much farther north, than predicted.
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    Was thinking about this when I saw the sky this morning...we're going to get well above freezing here today (I'm already up to 29.3) and it seems certain that temps won't fall much this evening due to clouds. We're going to need to rely on low dews to wet bulb down to freezing/below freezing to really see any impacts down this way.
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    So... @Atomixwx should be on high alert?
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    It will be interesting to see if any PA station reports more than 6". Maybe north of Rt. 6?
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    That would be quite the upset pulled off by the HRRR. I think in most situations like this, the snowfall amounts tend to be smoothed out over longer distances...for instance, if MDT recorded 1", UNV might record 3.5", IPT 4", etc. Hard to imagine Harrisburg getting warning level snow while I get nothing, but that's why we love the weather.
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    Low was only 23 here. Woke up at 5am to a lot of high level cloudiness. Sky is mostly a milky white here now.
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    Looks like the freezing line runs roughly along I4. Very possible in that airmass.
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    One one of our many trips to Florida over the years, my car was showing 27 one morning at our resort - this was in Lake Buena Vista. I'm assuming Orlando's data is from MCO? You could probably win some trivia contests on whether or not FL has ever recorded a sub-zero temp.
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    The airport recorded 17 degrees back in January 1950 - that's the coldest ever at Sky Harbor. So this would be an exceptional occurrence.
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    My first thought is...it's over a week away. So much will change. Decent signal for a storm somewhere in the east at some point between 12/22 and 12/26. Outside of that, I don't think it's really fair to speculate more than that. Let's see where we're at this weekend and start the process of narrowing goalposts at that time.
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    Canderson Holiday Express Storm fights on - a few too many L's on that map NW of us for my liking.
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    I remember it all too well. I wholeheartedly approve of your...um...logo under your name. That's all I'm saying about it.
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    Euro might be on coke, but it certainly didn't deliver any white powder.
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    I saw the same thing - just a wee bit different than the GFS for the same time frame.
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    It's a cutter on 'roids. If the Euro depiction happens, I know someone whose AC will be humming on 12/24...
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    Sunny and 37 approaching 1pm. Hoping that tomorrow is not a day where it's sunny all day and then clouds over right at sunset - I'd love to see at least a couple of hours of clear skies to radiate tomorrow evening before clouds cap our temps.
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    Yep, the profiles match the precip type. Thanks for sharing that - I was only looking at the precip map which looked suspicious off of what "normally" happens.
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    That would be the odd event where a low that deep sitting over Wilmington DE is producing snow right to the center of low pressure. Seems...suspicious.
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    What an unbelievably ugly cutoff in the SE parts of the LSV. Not often is there a 7" difference between Harrisburg and Lancaster.
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    I'm still searching to see my first snow of the year flying. That's my benchmark - some white globes falling from the sky.
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    That is very true... ...but I was also referring to when I was outside.
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    Elliott Abrams used to define a plowable snow as 4"+, and there have been some others who've said the same. That's been my the number that comes to my mind when I hear that term thrown out, but it seems today more and more often I'll see plows hitting the pavement once the snow reaches 2".
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    22 was my low earlier this morning. Invigorating weather to start the day - still leaving the house in a short sleeve polo.
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