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Bubbler86

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  1. I had garlic growing so I weed wacked that back but the grass here is still mostly dormant. Thinking April here.
  2. Makes sense really as an inversion or decouple (different events in some aspects) are usually better when lower. I was surprised I made it down to 24 so far up. It was 15 degrees higher just a few miles from me up the mountain.
  3. The decoupling is over here. From 24 to 34 in less than an hour. Neat event.
  4. We have now been between 15-25 six or seven times this month, so little is growing here. I expect that to change a bit in the next 7 days though. Trees have to bud and bloom at some point.
  5. Even at 800' I am down to 24 this AM. Take a bow CMC/RGEM model...well done. Too over done but much better than the rest who said many would not even hit freezing. THV in the teens. Up near 40 at 2000' per this Wundermap....21 just a few miles to its west.
  6. Upper 20's in colonial park. This kind of phenomena interests me....the rgem/cmc was signaling. Just east of MDT it is 30.
  7. @Itstrainingtime Wundermap reading in rheems is 32 while Maytown is 43.
  8. This happened last spring as well and the Canadian was best at forecasting it. Check out wundermap. Temps in the 20's just miles from temps in the upper 30's.
  9. On wunderground there are a lot of 25-30 readings already in the Lsv. Interesting. Several near Harrisburg. Two Carlisle readings are 28 and 25. Decouple is on for some.
  10. Rgem shows a decouple from the column so if that does not happen, it probably will just be a close to freezing night. Down to 34 here.
  11. RGEM low for tonight at colder LSV locales....18. HRRR....low 30's. Already down to 37 here so the RGEM depict is better at this point here but too cool for MDT/LNS temps right now. Not sure MDT gets into the low 20's tonight regardless. I suspect clouds, or lack thereof, is a big part of the possible difference.
  12. MDT got to 52 or 53 today...right on the dot for average. The weather did not appear to ruin anyone's day today. High of 46 in Rou.
  13. LOL. Back then it was blue or orange, now it is dark red!
  14. These graphics have me feeling blue because of red/orange. Interesting how the world is smoothed out while PA does have some reddish times in the 30's-50's.
  15. GFS continues to vacillate on the location of the boundary when a system slides near (under this time) PA in 7 days. The weekend cutter sets the stage for this by pulling down the boundary and near or BN temps back down over PA.
  16. Sterling has some info for their area. MDT is closer to 3" BN This rainfall would come welcomed for most as the region sits 3-4 inches below the normal YTD precip. Does appear rain is the most likely solution for the area at this time given any cold air is located well to the north.
  17. CMC holding to its guns with low to mid 20's for the LSV tonight. It was slightly "overdone" last night but much closer to reality, for colder spots, than the other suites.
  18. Chesco had a sneak attack drought comment in his daily roundup.
  19. Nooners...Sunny and 34. Second day in a row it is near freezing at mid-day.
  20. Only 31 degrees here with 15-20MPH sustained winds. Could be nearing 70 within a couple hours of this time Thur.
  21. It would be interesting to see if any other 20-25 year period holds 10 of the records. Not going to parse that chart right now in lieu of work. LOL. If you include the 90's in there you have 14 of the 40 in only 33 years. Not too far from a record every other year.
  22. I suspect colder areas see 20's tonight. GFS has a lot of them in the Long Range but you know how that is...believe it when it gets here.
  23. 2 1/3 decades (out of 13 1/2 decades recorded) account for 25% of the anomalous snow years....25% in a 15% time slot.
  24. GFS still trying its best...has one close call on the 28th then this Chatanooga Choo Choo.
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