Bubbler86

GFS has some near 30MPH winds in the Eastern LSV Friday afternoon....at 10M/33 feet above ground. I am not really up on knowing the science of measuring how much mixing would occur down to the surface from 925.

Whether it snows or not, this is impressive. Too far west for the previously progged Mecs/Hecs but still quite an event.

33 and Partly cloudy here.

12Z GFS post front snow is still quite extensive for much of PA. 3-6" Kuch in the LSV except far southeast parts. If anything like that happened, rare but occasionally does from what others have said, that would be a big story for this Friday...with ice/frozen roads under the snow.

Welcome, that is quite the extensive line of experience. My daughter lives in the LV so I personally keep a close eye on the weather there.

It is getting almost common place to have gusts well into the 50's. Speaking of damage caused by weather, the ice storm last week caused fairly extensive tree damage and downed trees in the South Mountain area.

I swear it is windier here now than the mid 2000's and back.

CTP seems to be doing a good job getting the word out early. Hopefully not many have to deal with power outages over Christmas.

With Lancaster being part of the area posters live, how has Blue Ball not been mentioned yet in respect to Atomics post? :-)

I personally do not mind the maps as much as the way they are presented sometimes. I think the words will, guarantee, is happening, etc....should be removed from the vernacular of someone posting model output. The 60 hour Nam is just as valuable as the 120 hour GFS and that applies to any model in either of those slots. I find it fun to see how and why models map out a situation which is really the tracking aspect of it. If someone like flatheaded posts a map, it is just as valuable and valid as any red tagger IMO. For those that forecast in any capacity, the tracking probably has to take a back seat to much more grounded knowledge of model biases.

We had a really bad one back in winter 2004/2005. Closed several roads for a few hours. I was on 83 coming north out of MD and the police blocked the road around the Shrewsbury/Stewtown exit.

People love to talk 84, 96 hour Nam when it shows good news. Lol. I was more bemoaning a weak low near SC and still column issues.

That's what she said.

Should I search for the words "extrapolated nam" mentioned in this forum over the last few weeks? It would probably number in the dozens. I was looking at the 84 map when I saw rain. No snow in the LSV except the Very far northern area on the Pivotal map I saw. Did not see a lot of precip at 72 yet but it had started to flow up at that point.

0Z Nam has a weak surface presence in SC at 72 hours, helping flow moisture up over the LSV....yet still rain due to the ridging out in front of the Arctic front.

It looked like a play straight out of The Waterboy....Adam Sandler throwing the ball to the other team.

Car topper here this evening....was walking through a living nativity and experienced rare snow in Bethlehem. Mary and Joseph looked pretty cold!

Snow mow?

Eagles, Eagles, Eagles. Anotherman approved post.

The first reverse PBP I have ever seen. No posts for 2 hours after this one. LOL

Skooks get free services because they have to deal with being called that. And I knew you did not live in Pillow, but you are still associated with it. LOL

I saw a shot of Beaver Stadium and it had quite a bit of snow on the field.

50 percent off for residents of pillow!

Agreed. I would reference this for the current situation. Many in the trough right now. The "Gartner Hype Cycle"