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  1. Voyager
    I wish I could have gotten a report on what was/is happening in Tamaqua, but my wife answers her phone about 25% of the time I call her. It's incredibly frustrating. My station is reporting a peak gust of 15 mph, but it is always way low, being "sheltered" in an "inner city-like" neighborhood. I can figure on nearly doubling the readings for more open areas in the region. That being said, I believe the area didn't have anything approaching severe.
  2. Voyager
    Yup. My mom's house has one. Did any houses in Florida have the roof top set up, or is it strictly a desert thing?
  3. Voyager
    Unless it's made of twigs... That was sarcasm, too.
  4. Voyager
    It never fails. Everytime there's snow in the forecast for Flagstaff, dispatch sends me up there...
  5. Voyager
    This is a cold and snow based weather board in general. Not sure why you're surprised. I, however, am a warmanista and despise winter in general...unless an historic storm is in the offing.
  6. Voyager
    Wow...
  7. Voyager
    So how wet has it been in Arizona? Year to date, the PWS a couple blocks from my house has received 4.06" of precipitation. Average annual precip is 7.75", so we've already passed the halfway point to our annual average...in less than three months.
  8. Voyager
    63 in Tamaqua today after a morning low of 22.
  9. Voyager
    I saw that a lot, where it would be 40 in Tamaqua (800ft) and pushing 60 in Hazleton (1,700ft).
  10. Voyager
    Here's a pic from today. It's the I-10 Salt River crossing near Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. It's a normally dry river.
  11. Voyager
    And this for me, which is totally absurd. Normal is 80, and these temps are actually slightly below average even for late December/early January.
  12. Voyager
    From what I'm hearing, Colorado had a decent winter, but for Lake Powell and Lake Mead it would take 10 years of good winters to bring them up to 70 to 80 percent capacity.
  13. Voyager
    Just think. I single handedly ended the drought out here. The Salt River reservoirs are so full that they are doing dam releases and making the normally dry river bed through Phoenix look like the Susquehanna.
  14. Voyager
    It just won't end...
  15. Voyager
    No doubt...
  16. Voyager
    Man, that sucks...
  17. Voyager
    Nickel and dime? Some of you guys didn't even get the .9 that the gas stations show on their signs... When Tucson, AZ has more seasonal snow than PHL, something's wrong.
  18. Voyager
    And what's amazing is that it's been well below normal out here in Phoenix about 75% of all days since November 5th. I was hoping to revel (and gloat to friends/family) about the nice winter weather, and how I was (not) missing all the snow and cold back east. That worked out well...
  19. Voyager
    Flag had about 3 ft on the ground a week ago, but it's been warm, so I suppose it's been whittled down fairly significantly.
  20. Voyager
    I know for the season that they got more than Flagstaff. As for what's currently on the ground, I couldn't tell you.
  21. Voyager
    Wife said it was snowing in Tamaqua. Sounds like a car topper at this point, though. School was on a 2 hour delay, but then closed outright. Not sure why.
  22. Voyager
    It can happen. Right now, Tucson has more than Philly.
  23. Voyager
    If I were still in Tamaqua, it would take me 5 minutes to get to the watch area in Carbon County...
  24. Voyager
    Who's up for a snownado??? Pretty cool video of one here... https://fb.watch/jcianfrWmb/
  25. Voyager
    Apparently Tamaqua is getting the goods tonight...
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