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  1. TheClimateChanger
    9 1/8" so far (on my table). Could be an undercount due to blowing and drifting.
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    Update here. Haven't measured but looks like at least 9 inches so far. Maybe 10-12?
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    Any concern about these very heavy returns? What does radar correlation coefficient show?
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    "Snow increasing rapidly" with the amount of snow fallen over the last hour (1"+ only) and the amount now on the ground. PIT's official snow measurements are taken at the NWS office, so I've never seen that remark added.
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    And at Canton/Akron Airport: METAR KCAK 251251Z 08013KT 1/2SM R23/4000V4500FT SN FZFG VV009 M12/M14 A3003 RMK AO2 SLP194 SNINCR 1/4 P0005 T11221144 $
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    Here's one from the latest METAR at YNG: METAR KYNG 251251Z 09011KT 1/2SM SN FZFG VV010 M12/M14 A3008 RMK AO2 PRESFR SLP212 SNINCR 1/3 P0006 T11221144 RVRNO $
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    Sucks that they don't take snowfall obs at the airport so we can't get the coveted "SNINCR 1/X" remarks in the METAR.
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    Yeah, I don’t know where these 3” measurements are coming from. Clearly *at least* a half foot out there already.
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    Looks like we got way more snow than expected last night.
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    Much needed with the long snow drought. I found this out PSU's Weather World interesting: You can really see how rough it's been around State College as well lately:
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    Doesn't look like too much of a warm nose. Less south of I-70 still, but no particular warm push into our region. I don't think there would be too many complaints from this outcome, ranging from 10" at Morgantown to 20"+ in the northeast, with a general 12-18" over the core metro area.
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    Looks good. I would probably bring the up to 18" zone further north though.
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    Funny - I get a weenie for just posting actual data? Warmest December for both the CONUS and CONUS + AK in the 48-year satellite record, and second warmest anomaly of any month is very noteworthy.
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    Cold one tonight. I saw a thing about exploding trees in Minnesota and I thought that was just a meme. But I was out with the dog, and I kid you not, something exploded in the woods.
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    What time is the snow supposed to start? Looks like maybe some areas of light snow by 8 or 9 pm, but heavier and steadier snow holding off more towards 1 or 2 am?
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    3Z Monday is 10 pm Sunday [5 hours ahead], so that would be between 9 & 10 pm on Sunday.
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    I think it depends on where you are located. At my house, in the woods, there is an inch or two of solid snow. So I imagine that wooded areas - except on east or south facing slopes - are still fairly well covered. Obviously, in the city, there's little if any snow left, but the rivers are quite ice covered now.
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    Let's hope this comes to fruition.
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    Doubt we would see much more than clouds and some flurries even if it does hold together with this very dry airmass (dewpoints near zero).
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    Here's what snow depths could look like after the storm according to the 12z NAM:
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    Snowfall depth positive change looks solid too. Maybe some sleet contamination over the Laurels?
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