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What was your call for your area? I'm going with 8.5" for you.

MillvilleWx call of 5-9" is looking pretty good for you...

Hershey ruins (haha) wallets and snowstorms.

I saw this on Facebook: *Attention Palmyra School District Parents* After consultation with the National Weather Service, the decision was made to delay classes by 2 hours on Monday morning. NWS has informed us that as the snow moves east out of Hershey it will diminish to snow showers as it reaches our borough. We will reassess the situation in the morning. In the meantime, we encourage residents who are pissed off to move to an area that gets more than just snow showers. Thank you for your understanding and support.

I was just here to say the same thing. That would take the sting away from tomorrow in a second. What a mauling.

Very reasonable, friend. I'm prepared for a couple of inches and hoping for a couple more.

That has been my point for years. I don't care if I have a warning or not. It only matters what actually happens. I wish I had $1 for every Winter Storm Warning I've had over the years that did not verify. I would be one rich man. For all who complain when CTP doesn't issue them, I hope they also realize that they've been burned far more times when warnings issued ended up failing than when a warning was warranted but not issued.

I agree. I think. I'm honestly not convinced either way. Very close call.

28/12 here currently.

18z NAM comes out and is almost a carbon copy of Elliott's snow map. The heavy snow axis is much narrower on the NAM which agrees with Elliott's assessment that it will only be 75-100 miles wide north to south.

I saw that. And intentionally didn't share it here so not to stir things.

"Everyone else" = south of the 1-3" areas.

Can't post it on mobile but Elliott says: 1" to perhaps 3" for eastern Cumberland, northern Lancaster and all of Dauphin and Lebanon counties with 3" - 6" for everyone else. His 6"-12" is south of Rt. 70 in MD.

You do realize there are a lot of good Mets on this board and a great one in our thread? It's really easy to be an armchair quarterback. It's a whole lot harder to put yourself out there every day. Sorry, but that comment really irks me.

One thing that's changed on recent runs is the orientation of the heavy stripe of snow. We're now seeing an almost due west-east trajectory straight to the big pond.

Don't hamulate him.

Yep, it's better than it looked early on.

NAM doesn't look so much south to me but the precip shield shrunk south a good amount. As others mentioned the confluence is stronger.

I'm in that kind of mood tonight. LOL In all seriousness though - if the HRRR is correct, virtually every member that posts in our thread would get at least a few inches. How awesome would that be?

Yes, it's been a hot minute since they've been hamulated.

Palmyra might get moderate snow showers at this rate...

Sorry Blizz - he made a post earlier that he liked 5-9" along the M/D line at Bubbler's longitude.

JB's 15" lollipop in Salisbury MD. Good for them.

Snow Showers.

MillvilleWx has you in his 5-9" range.