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  1. Voyager
    It would wake up for sure. It's quite possible my wife would be planning my funeral as well...
  2. Voyager
    Sure wish this forum would wake up a bit. The Philly and NYC forums are quite active, and as such I'm having to go to them for analysis, obs, and general commentary.
  3. Voyager
    You're not the only one thinking this. Blizz, in our CPA sub feels the same way. Still, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't concerned about ending up in the screw zone up here in the coal region. It's happened too many times to not think it's a viable scenario.
  4. Voyager
    It's cool when you can see the snow line like that. Here in Tamaqua, I sit at 825' at the house, but the surrounding "mountains" sit at 1,200 to 1,500 feet. Sometimes, in marginal events, I'll have little if any accumulation, and the mountain tops (especially the trees) will be covered in snow. It's almost like out west when the valleys, like the Phoenix metro area, are warm, and the distant mountains are snow capped.
  5. Voyager
    Perusing the models this morning, it seems that they are hinting at it now. I'll say that it wouldn't be the first time that I've sat in that subsidence screw zone. It almost seems inherent to the local region.
  6. Voyager
    Oh, and if I lived just 5 miles east of Tamaqua in Lansford, I'd be under a Blizzard Warning instead of a Winter Storm Warning. Mt Holly upgraded Carbon and Monroe to the Blizzard Warning. Strangely though, not Lehigh or Northampton.
  7. Voyager
    I was the same 29.3 around 10pm last night. It's snowing here now, but the temp shot up to 35 currently.
  8. Voyager
    NAM doing some NAMing @ 18z....unbelievable.
  9. Voyager
    Gotta love the range from low end to expected to high end for Tamaqua...
  10. Voyager
    The bummer on that view is that the low seems to follow the coast line. If only it stayed in tight right up into Long Island and Connecticut. It still nails this forum good, but it would help me up in the coal region where I'm riding the sharp cut-off/gradient.
  11. Voyager
    As I said, big concern, only because it has happened before. Hopefully, it's just noise, and perhaps still trends a bit west to help out true central a bit more.
  12. Voyager
    Yup. Big fear. Trending back east a bit at T-24 hours.
  13. Voyager
    Where's her snow map? I don't see any snow map....
  14. Voyager
    My second water load goes to Lucerne Dairy near Lansdale on Monday. Should get there around 1pm. I wonder how that's going to be if the crazy totals verify...
  15. Voyager
    Not bragging, but showing. Here's mine... Sunday Snow, mainly after 7am. High near 33. Calm wind becoming east around 6 mph in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New snow accumulation of 2 to 4 inches possible. Sunday Night Snow. The snow could be heavy at times. Low around 26. Northeast wind 5 to 8 mph becoming north after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New snow accumulation of 3 to 7 inches possible.
  16. Voyager
    I don't think this will be as bad as 2010, but I just hate I-95 getting the fillet mignon while we get sirloin.
  17. Voyager
    I am too in a way. I remember that one well. It was quite painful.
  18. Voyager
    I'm gonna blow your mind, but I am upset. I hate when the I-95 crowd and Philly to NYC gets 2+ feet while we get half of that. I want those 20-30 inch contours to come west into Central PA. Run that low due north right up the NJ coast into Long Island instead of what looks to be a northeast track after the "tuck".
  19. Voyager
    Me too. See previous posts...
  20. Voyager
    Anyway to slow that down a bit? I can't follow the initialization times.
  21. Voyager
    I'm greedy...lol In reality, I'm in the I don't want it, but if it has to happen, then I want the bullseye mindset.
  22. Voyager
    Is there any chance things move even more west yet before Sunday? I hate when a big dog comes and Philly to NYC steals the thunder and gets crushed while we're out here looking at gradients and lesser amounts. If we're going to get this, I want to be in the 20" plus area.
  23. Voyager
    Maybe you'll get 32"...
  24. Voyager
    It's crazy how the NAM is basically a shutout out for almost all of Eastern PA, including Philly, and the GFS nukes a good portion of the same location. How can both of the US models have an almost 180° opposite solution?
  25. Voyager
    Probably not a bad idea... I've got to say, I've always been a go big or go home snow person. This time even moreso. We're down to barely a 2" snowpack, and the rain we had Wednesday afternoon/evening washed most of the salt residue off the roads. At this point, if we can't get 8-12+, then I'd prefer the NAM's no snow showing.
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