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Itstrainingtime

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  1. I said last Saturday I liked the I 81 corridor and Cashtown to jack...going down with the gail-force storm.
  2. Yes, and this is what our buddy PSUhoffman has been talking about all day. We can still be okay BUT we needed the north/west trend to stop, and stop with the 18z suite. At least on the 18z NAM, it did just that. Right now, that's exactly what we wanted and all we could hope for.
  3. I think CTP mentioned the possibility of banding tomorrow night with 2-4"/hour rates quite possible.
  4. I'm better than fine with that. When is the last time that everyone who posts in this thread got at least 1' from the same storm? Even Clearfield is 1' on that map. 13" of ice/snow = very satisfied. Please quote this post tomorrow evening when I'm complaining about sleet.
  5. No, we didn't start a thread specific to this storm. We did back in January 2016 and that worked out pretty well. This storm seems likely to be a true divider in our sub with areas near UNV looking at perhaps 20" while southern parts of York and Lancaster might see 1/4 of that.
  6. Yes, I don't think they took areas outside of their viewership area into account. I hope not at least. Any model showing DC getting 3"+ is showing 15" or more for me...just saying.
  7. Sorry, you misunderstood, I wasn't being critical. My point was that the storm WAS both west AND east at different time stamps.
  8. So what Nut is saying is...unless you guessed north or south, you win!
  9. I can't read. Ground truth looks to have moved westward.
  10. I'm not seeing that but I'm old. To me this looks tucked with heavy snows to Pittsburgh.
  11. Many of you are gong to be ripping at a 2"/hour clip tomorrow evening while Nut, Superstorm and myself play ping pong.
  12. Ukie is Lanco's biggest fears...and probably correct to some extent. Glad that Maytown is in the NW part of the county.
  13. @HorstWeather Update: No major changes. 18"+ is likely in some central PA counties. However, I expect some sleet/ice will hold totals down to 6 - 12" in Lanc city. Higher amounts possible in NorLanco...lesser near MD border. Many forecasters ignoring low-end scenarios & snow climatology.
  14. That is an interesting depiction. I'm not sure that I often snow with a low pressure sitting that location. Interesting!
  15. I had just finished watching when I saw this post. You are correct!
  16. Speaking of dry slots, remember during the 2016 blizzard how that dry slot was racing N-NW out of eastern and central MD right towards us? (Lanco) The dry slot literally reached the M/D line JUST as the pivot took over and saved us. There were areas in NE MD that saw 12" less than we did all because they got dry slotted. On the HRRR, it gets VERY close tomorrow evening.
  17. I've been informing management at work since Saturday to expect 6-10" including a significant amount of ice. Admittedly, I was concerned that I was undershooting this until last evening. I feel pretty good about my call right now - even though they've been pushing back and saying that they're hearing that we're getting over 2'.
  18. You are correct. However, the trend north and the band of heaviest snow has moved notably north as well. His concern at this point is valid. (still think his area is in a really good spot)
  19. The sharp drop off line is getting to close for comfort for the southern tier. Hope it doesn't move any farther north.
  20. Yes, you're correct. I confused the GFS for the Euro. NAM and Euro have had the heavier snows farther west.
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