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I think the message is pretty consistent across all models regardless what they print out…the axis of heaviest snow will be more centered near I-81 and Route 78 and vicinity versus I-80
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12z Euro still has a very weak snowfall map. Likely due to fact the heaviest precip rates stay south of the M/D line so its much more a rain/snow mix for LSV and lower QPF totals. With the event 12 hours out now, global models arent as useful and Id be watching the HRRR, RAP, and other hires products
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48/36 here in Lebanon…still somewhat hard to believe in 24 hours could be 6+” of snow on the ground
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Id imagine come midday NWS CTP likely will do WWA for Adams, York, Lancaster for a broad 2-5” and Cumberland, Dauphin and Lebanon WSW for 4-7” or so
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If I was a betting man Id guess CTP will issue WSW during the early morning product updates and paint a broad-brushed 4-7” across at least Cumberland, Dauphin, and Lebanon Counties
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Typically, especially in February, a sub 980-ish storm near the Delmarva is a locked down major snowstorm for our area. Obviously, the lack of cold air and a strong high to the north make this tricky. BUT, a deepening storm with strong forcing and ascent can definitely manufacture its own cold as these models are now showing. Rates could be very impressive…maybe someone hears some thundersnow??
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My temp now is 42° and DP is 34
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NWS CTP updated their discussion at 9:07PM (before 0z NAM came in) and were already discussing significant snow may now make it down to the I-81 corridor and they will ride the watch still
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Average kuchera snowfall blended between 0z HRRR and 0z 3km NAM for Lebanon County blends to about 9-10” and 1.3” LE
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If the NAM is anywhere close to accurate NWS CTP would need to flip where they have the WSW up and put it much farther south
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