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    Snowfall is rapidly decreasing, except for high latitudes.
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    Blockbuster season out there:
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    Wow! The "Mark Model" has an incredible 2-4 inches areawide (except a bit less along the Mon Valley), with up to 6" closer to I-80 and along the ridges. Somebody better alert the NWS.
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    Wow. A couple inches of wet snow timed for morning commute would be quite the surprise!
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    Severe weather outbreak?
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    They'll be okay. They got the kids glove treatment by the Committee.
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    I wouldn't completely rule it out at this point.
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    Our yards might be muddy, but rivers and streams are at or near record low flowrates for the date. Hence also why many lakes and reservoirs have fallen, with even larger uncontrolled (or limited control) lakes (Lake Seneca and Lake Champlain) experiencing low levels not seen in decades back in September and October.
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    Very myopic view.
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    What happened to @LibertyBell? Has he posted recently?
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    No, I just looked it up. That was a 2-day event. The highest calendar day tally was 11.3" on the 23rd, but the 2-day total was 17.8 inches. 5,830 days ago (adding in today) was December 19, 2009, when an astounding 15.0" fell at DC in a single calendar day.
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    Very impressive to see so many 12"+ days at Washington, DC. Dayton, Ohio, even a bit further northward, has only ever had one such day in all of recorded history (January 25, 1978). So their streak list looks like one seemingly endless streak following by a second seemingly endless streak.
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    Let's hope the MJO loses its MOJO as we head into deep winter, and dumps all of its load in December a la 1989-1990.
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    Just under 5” here.
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    Very 2020 Covid-year like with the fast start to December. Not saying to expect as much as fell on December 1, 2020, but certainly a positive development.
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    Thank you
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