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Itstrainingtime

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  1. It is indeed. Nice to have snow on the ground going in to this to help it accumulate on the cold surfaces. Without that it would be mostly a snow TV event, at least here.
  2. Morning all, welcome to late March! Moderate snow has accumulated 1.7" here so far but there is little on vehicles and nothing on the roads. Looks very much like an early spring snowfall. But it's snow! My up to date season total just passed 27"...
  3. Stunned...even though I said 1-3" yesterday I really thought in truth this puppy was going to wind up and get us pretty good. Meh.
  4. Agree 100%. I said 1-3" yesterday and while it might be a little more, it is going the wrong way today.
  5. I'm not sure...I really hope you're right, but the 12z suite doesn't suggest those amounts outside of the NAM and SREFS. I do like your assertion on temps and dews - I'm shocked with how warm it is today. I'm losing snowpack much quicker today than I did yesterday. Grass is popping in sunny areas quickly today. Bottom line - we should be pretty close to the gradient.
  6. @MillvilleWx love when you're honking! Thank you again for popping in. Eric taught you well.
  7. CTP has 4" for LNS for the expected accumulation for Sunday. It has 4" for LNS for the high end amount (10%) chance. I don't know if I've ever seen the expected amount be exactly the same as the high end amount...
  8. LOL, NAM (Kuchera) is spitting out about 20" near the Delaware River just NE of Philly. That would be a crazy event in 8 hour or so.
  9. Snowpack is taking a beating today. At the very least, there's likely a lot of wintry weather ahead. Could be prolific amounts of snow and/or ice depending on where one sits on the boundary.
  10. I'd say a general 1-3" for now, can always adjust up a little tomorrow if need be.
  11. My yard varies greatly due to sun exposure - my depth ranges from just about 3" in fully exposed areas (she'll be toast today) to almost 9" in the shade.
  12. Our friend who retired from MU disagrees, and says that energy behind it will kick it out and give us a couple/few inches at most. That was discouraging to read... It's time for him to be wrong.
  13. Beggars can't be choosy - I got nothing here. Can't mark it down as a trace because I saw no evidence of anything. (though it might have done SOMETHING overnight) Fun times ahead for sure!
  14. We're going to need rates otherwise it'll be snow TV with marginal temperatures. Seems like we'll either get a solid event or little to nothing on the ground.
  15. That looks like a step back from 18z? It was just off the VA coast on the last run. Maybe I'm too old to read. Edit: based on clown maps it took a big step back.
  16. Horst: A hyperactive pattern w/ loads of cold air to tap spells SNOW for the MidAtlantic the next ~10 days. There's a weak clipper for dawn FRI, a brush w/ snow likely SUN, and then 2 more systems queued for next TUE &FRI. Lots of potential--but you don't shovel potential! Developing...
  17. You can tell it's February as well - went outside for a bit and it felt mighty nice in the sun.
  18. That's almost exactly what the Euro depicted 48 hours ago. She's getting interesting!
  19. It's about time Williamsport and environs have a good winter - you should get snow up there, and recently there have been many years it just hasn't happened. I remember as a kid taking trips up 44 North above Haneyville, there always seemed to be a few feet of snow on the ground. These days, not so much. Euro made a nice move NW for Sunday. Not enough, but the jet has sharpened markedly over the past 12-24 hours to the point where some of us can entertain the possibilities for Sunday...
  20. Yes. I remember Horst saying that historically Lancaster received 1-2 double digit snowfalls per decade. Off the top of my head, since 2000 these years had at least one: 2000 2003 2009 2010 (2) 2012 2016 2017 2018 2020 2021 I know I'm missing a couple, but right there is 11 over the past 21 years. That's an average of 1 every 2 years.
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