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Central PA Late January Thread Part III


Rick G

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I would say the 0z GFS is a pretty great hit for the northern 1/3 to 1/2 of PA this run for a significant mostly snow event. P-types on AccuPro has the KUNV from more of a snow to sleet back to snow while it looks like more of a snow to freezing rain threat in the Laurels. Only areas of plain rain seem to reside roughly below the turnpike outside of the Laurels region. The low is really just a hair too north to give virtually all of PA the all snow. Other models should be interesting.. I expect the Euro/GGEM to be more wound up/west/warmer as they've liked to overblow these storms too fast all season it seems. Although the 12z GGEM wasn't too bad. The 0z GFS seems like a pretty reasonable solution at this juncture.

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WOW....check out the cold behind the storm....-30*C at the surface!

Holy crap! Thats pretty much lows in the -20s, and thats coming from the operational GFS of all things. 1033 high over BGM, that would be some record breaking stuff there. Another extreme thing on that map is the storm way up in the North Atlantic at 942mb.. haha.

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