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It'll be interesting to see if that band can make it past I-81, the squall and thunderstorm killer up my way. AccuWeather future radar kind of says yes, but we'll see.
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Don't you mean Tamaqua??? lol
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Well, that at least gets my area to 3-6 which I'll take. Of course it all comes down to mother nature herself what actually happens, regardless of what the models show.
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Sorry if I'm so cynical, but this is just a bad reminder of the double barreled heartbreak of February 2010 where both blizzards gave Tamaqua 2 and 4 inches respectfully as confluence ate away at the northern extent of the precipitation shield. I sat and watched band after band of heavy snow move north towards me only to get eaten up by the dry air.
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Yup
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Reading the pbp, I kind of got excited. The I looked at the snowfall map, and the evolution of the precipitation shield, and reality set in.
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Just light flurries here in Tamaqua. You have to look pretty hard to even see them.
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I don't want to be a negative Nancy (too late, already am) but I just don't see it changing much at this point. It's becoming more and more evident that this is not going to be my storm.
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Wouldn't surprise me if, looking as how things are depicted now, Schuylkill County would be left out of that WSW.
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Of course I'm in the 1-2 inch zone. Beyond po'd right now. I'm so sick of the amount of 1-2 inch events I get. I've said it before, if that's the case than I'd rather get no damn snow at all.
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I haven't gotten lucky in years. Why start now...lol
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Yes. Sorry @mitchnick. I should have also said that I hope you feel better soon. Being sick sucks. Luckily, I've been able to (so far) avoid any of the bugs that have been hitting so many folks lately.
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I'm not greedy. I don't care if MD/VA/DC get 12-18 inches, just as long as I can get 6 inches +/-. Give me that and I'll be happy. I don't need either of those things to make ME miserable. Life's been kicking me in the nuts ever since I came back from AZ. Current dilemma is that I need to drive an automatic truck due to shoulder issues, but have to go back in a manual because the guy who drives the truck I've BEEN using comes back from medical leave.
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It sure looks like every 06z model is taking a step back from the good stuff we saw last night from the 00z suite.
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That would be sweet, but I doubt anything close to that happens.
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Still sitting on the fringe in my backyard on the Euro. The others were a bit better for me.
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Mic drop? More like a jaw drop. Thing is could it verify, or is it a blip?
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While I don't have much wind at my house, where we fuel our trucks is a different story. I opened the door and stood on the running board to put my coat on, and a damn gust kicked up and shut it right on my legs. Almost knocked me back into the truck.
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That's what I'm looking for. About a 6 inch, high end advisory, low end warning, storm. While it would be nice to see those pinks covering the entire map, I'll take what the ICON is showing. I just want more that a 1-2 inch nuisance.
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Ugh...Voyager rant here, but I'm so tired of being too far north, south, or west in these snow events. If we (I) can't get a good, solid high end advisory event, than I'd just as soon smoke cirrus.
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How about 30? That's all I need to get into the 6 inch gradient.
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So I go away for a bit, and I see that the thread went hot, so thought maybe there was a good model run incoming. But it's football...
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Just what I need. Snow when I don't want it and no snow when I do. I have a big, half day long, eye specialist appointment on Friday because I was recently diagnosed with macular degeneration. I need my wife to drive because I'll be dilated, but she doesn't drive in snow. So I'm REALLY hoping the Friday snow doesn't happen.
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12.5 mph in my backyard. Unless my anemometer is way off, but really, where my house sits is so much calmer than even my daughter's house higher up on a hill.
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The great thing about being out there is that you can live in warm Phoenix and drive 2 hours and be in a winter wonderland. Or, you can live in Flagstaff, and when you need or want a break from the cold, drive to Phoenix. Add into that the diversity and beauty of the landscape and it's just an awesome place to live.
