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  1. No joke, the flakes are dime sized here in Tamaqua. Same up there?
  2. Thanks. I don't know if it will or not, but thinking myself that a cancellation would happen, and that I'd either be stuck in AVP for day or so, or forcing my wife and brother in law to come back up and get me in bad road conditions, I cancelled with a reschedule option. We'll see how the employer handles it. Snowing pretty good here again with nice sized flakes and a good dusting.
  3. Haha...I forgot that. The color gradient was orange.
  4. It snowed for about 15 minutes and then stopped. The clouds have an orangish glow right now as if the sun IS trying to break through.
  5. It might. Even the delay wiped me out of my Chicago connection, and who knows how flights nationwide will be affected. It's like a domino effect once the cancellations and delays get more frequent. The snow stopped for the moment, but it's probably going to be intermittent at first.
  6. Where did this come from? This is my point and click forecast for Tamaqua. Monday Snow before 4pm, then snow and freezing rain. High near 28. Northeast wind around 15 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. Little or no ice accumulation expected. New snow accumulation of 4 to 8 inches possible.
  7. Wonder why such a big difference. Don't the offices coordinate?
  8. Binghamton's high end numbers. You could reasonably extrapolate that 30" gradient into the northeastern (I-81 corridor) areas of CTP's zones.
  9. Well my flight from AVP to ORD is already delayed two hours. Mostly on the Chicago end right now. I'm actually thinking of cancelling and rescheduling as this seems like it might end up a "disaster" of a travel day. I certainly don't want to end up stranded at an airport somewhere as the delays, and perhaps cancellations, begin to get more frequent.
  10. So the crazy Canadians are still at it. 50 inches in Tamaqua on the latest run...
  11. Anything over 20 inches here in Tamaqua is uncharted territory...for me, anyway. The area might have had more in 1993, since, from what I'm told, had little to no mixing. I'm hoping my wife and friends share pics so I can see from afar how things turn out locally. Beyond my backyard, I'll be living this one out via all of your keyboards and camera lenses. Enjoy all!
  12. I wonder what's up with that circle of lower totals the NAM keeps showing in eastern PA? It jumps around a bit from the Lehigh Valley to the Poconos, but it seems to be there nearly every run.
  13. The irony of all this that it could potentially be the biggest snowstorm since I moved back to PA, and Tamaqua, in 2001, and I won't be here to see it...
  14. If my new employer hadn't already booked and paid for my flight, I might have been inclined to push it back a week so I could see this unfold...
  15. OMG!!! It would only be fitting that I wasn't home to see something like that. It would be an all-timer for me as the most I saw from one storm was 26" in Bethlehem. It would be the fence hider (tried buryer, but there's no spell correct for it) that I've always dreamed of...
  16. Wow!!! Thanks! Obviously nothing is etched in stone yet with this storm, but now I've got mixed feelings about flying out tomorrow. I may miss a classic...lol.
  17. I don't get off hour euro maps. What are they showing?
  18. When I saw the map on Facebook, I was wondering the same thing. What's the difference in the two zones?
  19. They meant to say a 2-3 foot swath of heavy snow surrounded by flurries...
  20. That's the second model that put a big donut hole almost on top of Hazleton. Crazy...
  21. Yup that was another one. The heavy echos were streaming north, and I radar watched all night long as they disintegrated when they hit the Berks/Schuylkill County line on the Blue Mountain.
  22. Yup been there, done that. Don't want the t-shirt...lol
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