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18 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:
So you're saying that Elliott, who is a great met, is totally wrong when he said that the models do NOT fit the pattern?
What is meant by fits the pattern?
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1 minute ago, Blizzard of 93 said:
Yep forget model worries
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2 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:
The 18gfs was great news for the Southern pa counties. So we're most of the GEFS members.
Does that include Lebanon county? LOL
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6 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:
MU finally said something about the weekend: "snow lovers should keep expectations in check"
Also indicated that the pattern does NOT match the model outputs.
Detailed analysis tomorrow.
Expectations being plowable check.
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Yes @Bubbler86it is going to burn me I’m sure but I gotta try everything to get a plowable snow!
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@Blizzard of 93needs some help with this model worries stuff! We been there done that over the years all the time
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25 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:
12z and 18z GFS couldn't be much more different. Maybe some people "get" the same amount of snow, but the storm's evolution is vastly different. And different in a positive way for us SE folks.
Yep still same here
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9 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:
All in all the kuch range for my area has not changed that much.
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1 minute ago, Superstorm said:
Good run
.Yep fairly consistent!
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CTP:
The operational GFS, ECMWF, and Canadian models continue to show a similar story - isentropic ascent ahead of the storm system moving into the region by Saturday morning and becoming most vigorous by Sat afternoon into early Sat evening. By 00z Sunday, the dominant forcing transitions from isentropic ascent to fgen banding on the back side of the low, within a paired right entrance / left exit region of the upper jet. This scenario would result in several inches of snow across central PA. However, it is worth noting that there are still some ensemble members that keep most of the precip to the east, resulting in little to no snow accumulation for central PA. The range of possibilities shown by the NBM 10th and 90th percentiles ranges from a coating to 1 inch in the best case to over 1 foot of snow in some spots in the worst case scenario. There will be a period of dry weather later Sunday through Monday night before the next storm system approaches late Monday night. This storm looks to be stronger than the weekend storm, but also has the potential to track to our west, ultimately putting is in the warm sector after a period of cold air damming. In that case, there could be a several hour period of snow before a mix with and changeover to rain. However, it is much too early for details, as there is plenty of time for the track of this system to change. The presence of cold air ahead of this system will also depend and how much snowpack is left behind from the weekend storm.
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1 minute ago, Bubbler86 said:
I have to do something to counteract the silly comments I get about not using guidance past a certain hour....this after watching the big boys flip and flop today.
Lots of flip and flops today but that is all the time. I am still liking the chances of a quick 4-8" type storm. Power El Nino like.
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9 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:
NAM AT RANGE WARNING----NAM AT RANGE WARNING
At 84 hours the SLP is on the cusp of the Gulf near New Orleans in a very similar position as the 12Z CMC. The approaching High is displaced a bit East vs, the CMC. Looking at 500H it is going to go North East in some manner but would be guess work to suggest how.
NAM at range warning. You serious? LOL.
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27 minutes ago, canderson said:
I was not ok last night …
Better than State College even a 12 team playoff we will likely be out of with Franklin our coach.
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14 minutes ago, MAG5035 said:
Maybe more like a 3-6 4-8 storm for us. Outside of this one model run. 18z up in the next couple of hours.
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Tough Loss @candersonI was rooting for them.
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1 minute ago, Bubbler86 said:
Parts of the MA lost over 1/2 foot.
Yep this is really becoming a PA snowstorm. Intense and quick.
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2 minutes ago, Atomixwx said:
Remember: For some weird ass reason, the biggest storms tend to happen on weekends.
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Get the snow shovels ready!
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21 minutes ago, mitchnick said:
I think we're ok. There's enough model support for at least 4" at this range imho.
100% agree. Model support for at least a 4-6" storm if not more.
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CTP thinks we are in play!
SaturdaySnow likely after 2pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 37. Chance of precipitation is 70%.Saturday NightSnow. Low around 30. Chance of precipitation is 90%.SundaySnow. High near 36. Chance of precipitation is 80%. -
17 minutes ago, Wxdavis5784 said:
WGAL certainly mentioned potential significant snowfall this morning.
They did last night as well. I think we are all ready for this to happen.
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Central PA Winter 23/24
in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
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Makes sense thanks Mag