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Mount Joy Snowman

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  1. Just took my first measurement before heading off to bed, a hair shy of one inch. Temp at 28 and light to moderate snow falling. Hope to wake up to a beautiful scene. Night all.
  2. Heck yeah. Plus we’ll get our real fun out this way later, likely around 2/3am-ish if I had to guess.
  3. The finest most scattered of flurries have commenced here in western Lancaster County. Here we go.
  4. I’m sitting pretty for some nice wet bulbing at 32/19. Now I wait.
  5. I am in for 3.2" at MDT. This is why I love BWI, have made it in 1:10 before. Anything beats flying out of Philly ha.
  6. Yep depends where the best overrunning breaks out from the WAA, which often times leads to some odd configurations, at least initially.
  7. Another reasonable depiction from the RGEM. Again, we are honing in on consensus.
  8. Hey @Voyager I see Tamaqua beat Jim Thorpe in wrestling last night 45-27, bet you're riding high! And yes I completely understand that the odds of you caring about this post or even having any idea what I'm talking about are slim
  9. Agreed, noise. My 2-4" outlook still stands and we're still looking at a cold column with solid ratios. One of the lesser variable events around these parts if we're being honest. Like you said, snow is coming. I will always sign up for that.
  10. Agreed. One consistent theme that's starting to develop for the Lancaster area is that we may be waiting a while to see our snow down here. Left watching as the WAA moisture flies just to our north and west for hours on end, before finally getting into the goods around the midnight hour, at which point we should see a couple hours of heavy snow. Every storm throws a few surprises. At this point the only guarantee I see is West Virginia getting pounded ha.
  11. 12z HRRR throws out a different look, pushing main moisture for our area to the north. Probably not to be trusted, although it certainly wouldn't be the first time we've seen a last second change where things jump north. NAM starting now.
  12. And perhaps most importantly, no temp issues throughout the column. No panicking about sneaky warm layers aloft and multiple hours of sleet or changeovers to rain. Just good old fashioned snow. Dendrites baby.
  13. I think most see 12-14:1 ratios with this event. Looking forward to the nice CAD sunday morning and then some more sustained cold. Winter is finally here.
  14. Euro stays in line with the "couple to perhaps a few" inch theme for our area. Actually is slightly better than previous runs. I think we know what we're in for at this point folks. Nothing wrong with a widespread couple inches to whiten things up.
  15. Hmmmmm wonder why it would be struggling to convert the precip to snow, since there aren't any temp issues throughout the column?? Is it just me or has the Ukie been struggling more than what it used to in the past? Always thought it was a pretty good model, at least for SLP locations and path and whatnot, perhaps not as much on the precip side?
  16. The Ukie, for whatever it's worth, remains wildly unimpressed.
  17. I could see this as a likely solution, with the exception of coverage being a bit overdone. West Virginia and northern MA coastal areas likely to do the best. Just a nice little winter storm, nothing too intense but makes for a pretty scene. The column has great temps throughout and looks decently saturated. I think we see solid ratios out of this and would not be at all surprised for must of the LSV to see a few inches, with a couple lollipops in the standard high hill locations and places like South Mountain. Another thing that keeps showing up on the short term models is the sped-up timing of this thing, with snow likely moving in tomorrow evening and being out of here long before most of us awaken on Friday. Should be a fun little event, just manage expectations accordingly.
  18. CTP map seems to line up well with Mount Holly and Sterling.....
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