JTA66
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Actually, I like a nice string of 90’s in April, more often than not it signals a cooler than normal summer is on the way. I’m under a WWA, the end of my street isn’t Setting my bar at 2.5”, mainly on the existing snow on snow on snow on snow.
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Brooks is my cousin, his mother is a Philly girl (Lafayette Hills to be precise), hence the Philly Additood in his game.
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Yep, mod snow here. Too bad today's snows didn't come at night, easily could have picked up an inch or two. As such, it's melting on the pavement and cars. Still, always nice seeing snow fall, 32F.
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Very light snow here, too. 29F/DP 27F
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Looks like the radar is filling in to our south. Maybe a little light something or other headed our way later this morning. Oh, and just saying “weenie” will get you a weenie. Watch...
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I'm only on season 3 so I guess I'll take my time. 26F and it's doing something really light out there.
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"Heisenberg". Nah, that's already been taken by another weenie on another site
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I was never sold on those "dry" model runs. Gulf moisture is involved, enjoy the over performer!
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And I'm not saying the Euro is wrong, but didn't it do something like this 24hrs or so before the 1/31 storm?
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My bar is set at 6", so I can live with the Euro. I don't think qpf will be an issue, aren't we tapping gulf moisture? I think it's more a question of snow vs non-snow. But what do I know? As was stated earlier, this was a lakes cutter last week. Anything other than rain is a win.
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Looking Back: The Megalopolitan Storm of 1983
JTA66 replied to LVwxHistorian's topic in Philadelphia Region
^ WFIL Philly 56! I had a WFIL greatest hits compellation from the '70 in my vinyl collection. Unfortunately like most of my vinyl, it was lost in Isaias. Getting back to the '83 storm, the other thing I recall, along with the '78 storm and PD1 was, as awesome as it was to get those huge amounts, it kind of sucked that it was too deep to go sledding. -
.85”, all liquid. 37F
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33F and drizzle. Better than 33F and rain.
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It's hard to get too invested in anything beyond 36hrs this year. 24hrs ago we were looking at several hours of icing for this evening. And now? My hunch is by Wed this will look different -- just don't know if "different" is for the better or worse.
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Yeah, current HRRR says, "move along, nothing to see here."
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Looks like the NAM keeps the immediate Philly burbs frozen until midnight or so. Could be a little dicey on untreated surfaces, but no downed trees or powerlines. 32F/DP 23F
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Perfect!! Looks like 363 is the dividing line by me...I can hit it with a snowball from here.
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I'd like to see a close-up map for central Montco. I'm not sure which side of the line I'm on. I know a few miles either ways doesn't make a difference, just curious where my neighborhood is in relation. Lansdale itself is in the WAA, but I'm west of the borough over by NP High.
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In hindsight, maybe it's a good thing I lost a bunch of trees from the June derecho.
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It's been pretty quiet here since 4pm or so, but getting some light IP/ZR mix now with a fine glaze forming, 25F/DP 17F.
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I was supposed to be in Wallingford this evening but cancelled. Not much is going on here, sound different down your way. Did I make the right decision to bail?
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Yeah, looks like the NAM done good NW of 95.
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Very light mix of IP and ZR just started, 28F/DP 7F.
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Any reports from Kamuland? He looks to be in a good spot for this.
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HRRR still shows us getting something up our way. Think I’ll just watch the radar instead of the models.
