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  1. 12z 3km NAM has some pretty big snows along I-78 and I-80.
  2. 0z NAM has a pretty nice event for the Lehigh Valley and southern Poconos on Wednesday.
  3. 12z NAM comes in with the most weenie solution yet. This is something to watch…the NAM nailed the “surprise” event last month.
  4. There’s a pretty good signal for this on the GFS and CMC ensembles. Definitely bears watching.
  5. Radar is looking pretty nice. Precip is breaking out earlier than the models showed and there’s a heavy band almost back to State College. I have a feeling some of us will be waking up very happy in the morning.
  6. The south trend is real with this one. That 1040+ high in southern Canada means business.
  7. Heaviest snow of the storm so far in the Lehigh Valley. Still not “heavy” snow by definition but it’s coming down at a pretty good clip.
  8. Cutoff will probably hang out in Berks, into Schuylkill and Carbon counties overnight. I’m glad to be east of it even if I’m not getting in on the good stuff.
  9. On my drive home to the Allentown suburbs it was snowing steadily, but lightly, the whole time. Snow is beginning to stick to the highways and main roads.
  10. Steady light snow at my work in Bath. Ground covered. A bit surprising given the lack of radar returns here.
  11. Storm definitely seems more juiced so far, especially when comparing the current radar to the hot garbage that was the 18z model suite.
  12. HRRR has been trending better throughout the evening.
  13. One good thing I’m seeing is that the precip off the NC coast is quite a bit more north and west than the 18z 3km NAM showed at 4 pm.
  14. Really not liking the trends in the short-range mesos. The HRRR earlier today showed up to 4-5” in Allentown…now we’re barely seeing an inch.
  15. Compare the 12z and 0z Euro precip maps. Very little difference in SE PA, even a bit more in eastern Bucks. It's a worse run for SNE and NYC but for us it's nothing to worry about.
  16. Initial low confidence guess for the Lehigh Valley was 1-3"...maybe time to bump that up to 2-4" or 3-6"? Tomorrow's guidance is going to be important, as well as comparing tonight's models to tomorrow's observations in about 12-24 hours.
  17. Regular NAM on top…and the 3km that came west as well
  18. We actually have some pretty solid agreement now among the models not named the GFS.
  19. Being in the Lehigh Valley sucks for this one…it might be one of those storms where NYC gets blasted and we just get some light snow.
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