Eskimo Joe
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Looks like the 12z EPS tries to tank the AO by Dec 27 - 30 timeframe. Roll it back another week for the usual model delay, and meat's back on the menu in the new year.
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12z GFS op tries to give everyone a snow, or snow to ice event on 12/23.
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Absolutely possible. The 12/14 event was a highly elevation dependent event.
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If these clouds can stay in place for another hour to hour and a half I might manage sub-25° high temperature.
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Heck yea. This cool stretch has been legit impressive.
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Laughs in Clarksville
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Was just about to post this. Seems more likely we don't torch, but rather have only a brief relaxing of the cold.
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Yea BCPS got caught off guard I think. None of the parking lots in Reisterstown have been touched.
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12z EPS continues the trend of slowly nudging the ridge axis further west, putting us in a slightly more favorable position for mixed bag events.
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I know it's and op run post 300 hrs, but the 12z GFS at the end of its run pumps a massive -NAO and sizeable MA/NE trough around 12/30.
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Epic storm. 5" Takoma Park and 24" in Damascus. Drove back to Lancaster from Gaithersburg in the CCB.
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Indeed
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Interesting
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Seems like the majority of the members want to tank the AO by 12/20, with a small camp keeping things in positive territory. Hope we can get a consensus on a more favorable pattern shortly.
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Central PA Winter 25/26 Discussion and Obs
Eskimo Joe replied to MAG5035's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
What a great storm for everyone. Glad to see snow just before Christmas, especially when it hangs around for a few days. -
Saturday night/Sunday 12/13-12/14 Jawn
Eskimo Joe replied to Ralph Wiggum's topic in Philadelphia Region
Family has storm total snowfall M5.0" Roxborough section of Philly. -
Maybe we never warm up?
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Classic early winter, elevation dependent snow.
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Yup. Elevation folks scored a major victory with this one.
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IIRC, that's the former COOP program manager for the entire NWS. They're near 880 ft elevation.
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As @wxmeddler often says, measuring snow depth is tricky. New York mesonet has a great Read Me file on the trials and tribulations of this process: https://www.nysmesonet.org/documents/NYSM_Readme_Snow.pdf
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