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From what I heard, it even stropped at the county lines. Word on the street was that Schuylkill County roads were really bad last Sunday, but as soon as you got out of Tower City (and the Skook) and into Dauphin County on 209 at least, the roads went from bad to pretty good.
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One or both would be great, and thanks for the post and analysis! I'm sure I speak for all in that we appreciate what you (and Mag as well) do and bring to our subforum!
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Well, Mt Holly put Carbon and Monroe Counties under a WSW, so now it's northern Dauphin and Schuylkill that separate watches from CTP and PHL north of Peter's and Blue Mountain respectively. Interesting...
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It appears that they just said, "anything west of the Susquehanna gets a watch, anything east doesn't". I guess it's just the DMZ for this storm. I mean, it seems a bit lazy to me. Take Shamokin Dam and Sunbury, or Harrisburg and Enola for example. Both areas are in the 3-6 range and are practially neighbors divided by the river. Shamokin Dam (Enola) has a WSW and Sunbury (Harrisburg) do not.
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Yup...you're on my shit list now...lol
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I know. I was just trying (failed I might add ) to inject some humor into the forum this morning. Truth be told, I'm so frustrated with the evolution of this storm, I almost wish it would have cut to Chigago, and we got nothing but a plain rain from it.
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If you loop the run on Pivotal, how the low tracks is equivalent to how I'd walk after drinking a bottle of Captain Morgan by myself. It wobbles all over the place from the Gulf up to New England...
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Yes it will be. I do YouTube videos from time to time of my trucking work days (hey, people love them) and I made one yesterday that I'm uploading right now. When it finishes, I'll link it up here and you can see where I get the water I haul, and what potential problems I'm going to have if we end up with a 3-6 inch iceberg for Monday, or Tuesday if I don't run on Monday.
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My bedtime thoughts on what's to be our Sunday night storm. At this point in time, I'm figuring, for my backyard anyway, anywhere from 15-30 . . . . . . . . . . . . minutes of snow...
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Congrats Cleveland...
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Hour 54 is a straight, driving rainstorm here after one inch of snow. What a hot mess this is...
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Yup. That's called extrapolation. You extrapolate however far you need to go to get into the next higher gradient. It's basic Weenie 101...
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Wow. 34 even in Hazleton...
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That blows. I was hoping for a 3 day weekend. We don't run until the roads are somewhat clear and passable. If it shuts off too early, off to work I go.
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At this point I agree with you. I'd rather get nothing than slop to ice...
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Well that lightened up on my zr, anyway. Previously, 6z was showing .75" for my location.
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Yes it does. As I said in the deleted thread, expecting 6 inches or less in my backyard.
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I think 10+ for eastern Schuylkill County is a bit of a stretch. I'm thinking about 6 inches tops for my backyard.
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Pivotal.
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If that NAM run would verify, the high winds with the better than half inch of ice would create a nightmare here...
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Am I missing something? On Pivotal, it shows almost no snow accumulation in my backyard.
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I know, snow maps and all, but the NAM gave me a tenth of an inch of snow and six tenths inch of freezing rain.
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I don't like hour 78. Sleetfest...
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Hour 69, low jumps to Wilmington NC.
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At 66 the low's in Eastern Tennessee...
