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    snowman did do a good job of pointing out that it was a La Nina pattern in the Summer and Fall, being -AAM. This is a massive -PNA, a Strong La Nina pattern: https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/ENSHGTAVGNH_0z/ensloopmref.html
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    This is my biggest storm since 2018 Snowing moderately again. In 02-03 I had like 10 of these lol
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    More lightning! I measured 6" in the grass.
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    5 more lightning flashes about 30 minutes ago! With one, everything turned blue and green. There was loud thunder in the distance on]with two of them. I have close to 4" on the grass, but on my porch it's barely 2".
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    Happy to see the radar still has greens from Martinsburg to Harrisburg. It's really wet/compact snow, but I have about 2.5" in the grass. And I had 2 flashes of lightning! I was deep in the woods walking and it lit everything up! That was about 30 minutes ago.
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    Geez we have a big difference. I'm closing in on 1.5"
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    The storm over performed a little bit with radar, duration and all. The ratios were much lower than the snow maps posted leading up to the storm though.
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    See why you don't use Kuchera maps when it's in the low to mid 30s? Radar is finally filling in over Baltimore city and DC.
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    Dark greens headed right for me! I'm going to take a walk in the woods in a little while.
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    I'm liking how the band is holding up near Harrisburg - It will probably end from the west, not the north. About 1" here, light to moderate snow. So pretty.
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    Light snow, covering everything. 0.5".
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    It's the trend. It's a little warmer at the start, then it only snows for a few hours, albeit heavy. My guess would be 1-2" DC to Baltimore
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    12z Hrr cutting back totals a little bit south of PA
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    I'm pulling an all nighter, getting ready for the all nigher tomm night! 6z Hrr looks north, but a solid 4" here
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    Models don't usually correct significantly when there is a PNA projected to be -2 to -3 for an extended period of time. Sometimes you will trend toward a better polar orientation (more -EPO), but that doesn't favor deep cold/snow, it just mutes the warmup.
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    I don't think JB moves NG. There is a trend in models tonight for the N. Pacific ridge to be more -EPO. Let's see how that goes, it is the seasonal trend since Aug/Sept. If models keeping progressing from -PNA to -EPO this weekend, NG may open up on Sunday.
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    475dm north of New Foundland/570dm in Alaska, it's the 13/14, 14/15 pattern.
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    6" snow depth in southern PA on the 03z RAP Models really moistened up tonight. 4" is looking more possible here, if I had to make a guess I'd say 3-3.5"
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    What's Christmas without a 570dm ridge overhead?
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    Kuchera is for 10s and low 20s
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    I don't think there's any model showing 4" right now.
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    Yeah, it gives me 2-3" snow depth. I'll take it.
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    0z Hrr is north at Hr48, and has a wide area of precip NWS going for 3" for the Baltimore area, assuming that it's a bit wetter than models. Winter Storm Watches issued for WV, southern Ohio, and SW PA. I wonder if we are next tomorrow?
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