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Ralph Wiggum

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  1. Need that Jaws music at 384 on the GFS. Look at that setup. This might be the one boys.
  2. NAM ticked N. Not expecting much white with this one S of i78, maybe a slushy coating in far N Bucks. Lehigh c-2". Poconos N 1-3"....some 4" lollies.
  3. Ticked South again. Gfs playing catchup again, farthest N attm still. The ticks S haven't stopped tho. If they continue we could actually whiten the mulch and deck here tomorrow.
  4. We won't fail.....we don't fail....we can't fail. Say it with me.
  5. Rgem is warmest of all mesos but moved the axis directly over C Bucks. HRDPS is also a C Bucks bullseye:
  6. 6z mesos ticked S again for tomorrow AM....3-6" zone now inro N Bucks. C-2" here. Promised the wife we would rescue a dog after the last worries of snow for the season. Locked up the deal 3 weeks ago, brought the dog home yesterday. So obviously it is going to snow and we are heading into a backloaded pattern regime.
  7. Most of the mess now have the deathband and another area of convergence underneath and following behind as the deathband moves by so even SE PA gets in on some snow now on several. The Hr³ as an example has me in a c-1" area as do the wrfs.
  8. Funny thing is all models continue ticking this South every run it seems.
  9. My family and I rescued this beautiful 2 year old 120 pound yellow Labrador retriever today. Welcome Thor!
  10. Man, I want a Mid Atl-PHL forum combo special so badly so we can end this season with some promise for next year at least. We aren't far off from it happening tbh.
  11. Well, I will take little if any shift...but I'm also 50 miles north of you so there's that. But that is a gorgeous inverted trof/norlun signature and ULL pass for someone. Snow maps are bogus.
  12. Goes to show how quickly modeling changes. Went from a MECS 2.5 days ago, to a SD Blizzard cutting well into MN, and now a Miller B too far east.
  13. Damn.....you guys are brutal. I would take snow in the middle of July if I could
  14. If those temps you noted were saturated in our CAD zones I would agree. But just having them up in Canada and not locked in down here won't negate the return flow effects.
  15. BTW just want to note as most are already aware, lower elevations, fall line to coastal plain still need a near perfect scenario this time of the year no matter how you slice it. So I'm not all-in on any single huge storm for i95 etc attm. This pattern, especially the onset beginning around the 10th, still significantly favors far NW elevated areas. Chances for lowlands somewhat increase mid month but climo obviously still favors NW elevations. Keep expectations in check for now, but things seem to be lining up for chances anyway.
  16. 2 days of a N flow prior get negated once the flow reverses fwiw. We aren't talking 3rd week of January molasses arctic hp stuck at the surface.
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