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Tamaqua or Phoenix, it makes no difference...

Copped a cool pic of the clouds this morning in the AZ backyard...

Yeah, pretty much...

I'd like a chance...

That's one thing that Tamaqua was pretty immune to. We've had them, but none were of any significance. On a side note, you guys need to come out to Flagstaff this week. All the globals give them at least 20+ inches of snow this week. Every day from Tuesday through the weekend has at least moderate chances for falling snow.

I'll have games in about 3 weeks...

Reading the the last page here, I'd say you guys really need a HECS. You're all going crazy from a lack of snow...lol

Caught this bad boy during my errand running today...

Definitely a strong storm out here. Not super cold, but plenty of moisture. Forecast here is for about an inch of rain Thursday night and Friday.

And yes! Welcome back, Atomic!!!

lol...wut???

I don't know how this will play into your weather going forward, but for here, at 5-6 days out, the NWS is pretty bullish about a stormy pattern setting up here in the southwest. This just the opening shot, as longer range guidance suggests more rain and mountain snow beyond Friday. Thursday Night Showers likely. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 49. South wind around 10 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. New precipitation amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible. Friday Showers likely. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 61. Breezy, with a south wind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. New precipitation amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible.

Just when you thought you'd seen it all...

Almost took out the community ambulance building though. I know that hill, and it's pretty nasty in good conditions.

Not sure if the link will work, but check out what happened in Shenandoah, PA this morning... https://www.facebook.com/share/v/4DayHy6kV5gfMg8n/?mibextid=CYgPv5

They did that for Tamaqua as well, so you're not THAT special... Beyond that, it was 74 here at the Sun City abode. I must be nuts for wanting to come back home.

Yup. In typical fashion. We cool, you warm, and vice versa. The next 4 days, we'll be running 70-75 for highs. Then as you guys thaw out, we'll go wet and chilly again, with rain chances starting on Sunday.

What intersection are you approaching? Edit...nevermind. Union Blvd eastbound coming up the hill to Main St.

So I guess I need to eat some crow. Early this morning, looking at the radar imagery, I thought the snow was mostly over. I just talked to my wife, and she said it's still snowing. But in my defense, I didn't know CTP's radar was down.

What happened to snowing until 10 to 11am? Just looked at radar, and it looks like it's over for many by 7am.

67? Wow!

I'll tell my wife to keep an eye out for your trash cans...lol

Off topic. Does anyone here have recent experience with assisting a loved one with placement into a nursing or assisted living facility? Mom's agreeable to doing this so I can return home to my wife and family, but I got some sticker shock when I found out how much they cost per month. We're also not sure she would qualify for medicaid assistance. We're not sure if it's financially possible. She wants to stay out here, so getting a one story house with her living with us in PA isn't an option. I'm perplexed and frazzled as I really want to come home, but I'm not sure if we can do it. Any opinions or help is appreciated.

Isn't that the case so often? Once you get good cold, the storm track is suppressed?

True, but one warning level snow every 2-3 years doesn't cut it for a winter weather lover. The past few years have been horrid in that respect. It seems you guys can't beg, borrow, or steal an optimal big snow producing track.