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Refresher snow & obs between ~midnight and Noon Sat Feb 17 2024
Kevin Reilly replied to wdrag's topic in New York City Metro
moderate to heavy snow here 31.8f humidity 91% dewpoint 29f half inch of snow on the cars are other surfaces a coating now... paved surfaces have finally caved. about a half inch and all grassy surfaces roof tops trees covered. -
Truly like pencil thin lake effect bands almost Norlun trough stuff.
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Moderate snow all surfaces are caving here cars have about 0.25" 32.2f humidity 88% dewpoint 29f.
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Moderate to heavy snow here 33.3 humidity 85% dewpoint has gone from 19 at 12:32 to 29f now wow!
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Light snow temp down to 33.4f humidity 78% now dewpoint 27 wind ENE 14 mph. Looks like another area of lifting gliding north from northern Maryland headed this way.
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Light snow now temp 34.2f falling humidity skyrocketed to 72% from 51% in like 10 minutes dewpoint 23f.
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HMMM looking at radar there is a heavy band leaving Baltimore rising quickly towards the Mason Dixon Line this has to be the secondary band setting up like the NAM had it. Also, wind has picked up here noticeably looks like ENE now definitely shifted.
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Maybe you can get past 8" lol. I guess this is like lake effect LOL.
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So amazing! Wow! Only 42 miles away.
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Just wow how dramatically different here. LOL Good News though I have a few pity flakes and my humidity rocketed up to 61% dewpoint up to 23 and temp 35.0f now.
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What the hell snow stopped here all cars whitened melted 36.0 humidity 52% dewpoint 20f
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LOL Shazam light snow all cars are white lol temp 36.4 humidity on the way up 51% dewpoint 20f
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12:32 am first flakes all stats still the same 36.4f humidity 50% dewpoint 19f pressure 29.85 falling.
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Mean time in other areas.... Yes, I am still waiting for my first flakes 34.2f humidity 50% dewpoint 19 pressure 29.85 falling wind ese 3 mph
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Cloudy zippo here 36.2f humidity stuck at 50% dewpoint 19f pressure 29.86 falling wind ese 4 mph.
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That's ticketed right for here nice.
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I think that it may be the case humidity here ticked down to 50% here after being up at 53% dewpoint was 20 back down to 19 our thing is will, we get the lifting a bit later on. You can clearly see the heavy bands setting up just south of Allentown west to east. Guess we gotta pray another band pops up along the Mason Dixon line and drifts north then moves east we shall know soon. 36.2f humidity 50% dewpoint 19 pressure 29.87 falling wind ese 4 mph
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Cloudy temp up a degree to 36.4f humidity 52% dewpoint 20 wind ESE 2 mph pressure 29.87 falling.
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Yea but from the total QPF it clearly shows that band of subsidence in southern PA southern Chester County right into Delaware Count to the Delaware River and across I mean if that is correct, we will barely crack 2" and we have a Winter Storm Warning. I guess we just cannot know yet where these precious bands are going to set up with 1-2" snowfall rates. I will check back at 2:30 am.
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Cloudy Temp 36.4f humidity 50% dewpoint 19 wind calm. My bar here is 2.3" I have a bad feeling about a split here band north band south and caught in subsidence.
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Nah keep that centered right over Delaware County please stop the north trend but I am sure it will lol.
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The Weekend Rule? Saturday 2/17 - The Icon Storm
Kevin Reilly replied to DDweatherman's topic in Mid Atlantic
Wow what a difference from here to there it is currently 32f here. -
E PA/NJ/DE Winter 2023-2024 OBS/Discussion
Kevin Reilly replied to The Iceman's topic in Philadelphia Region
Bottomed out in Media at 21.4f -
Actually, not bad from that lead it was only off by about 100-150 miles at most, and intensity was like 981 mb leaving Ocean City Maryland. Not bad at all. Temps are ugly though obviously a much colder look.
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The Weekend Rule? Saturday 2/17 - The Icon Storm
Kevin Reilly replied to DDweatherman's topic in Mid Atlantic
Yep, follow the trend. Oh and again this is not a clipper the is a west coast storm coast to coast.
