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Moderate Snow and 33 up here in in Clarks Green- no mix at all with the temp and over 1500'

Love the below!:thumbsup:

MODEL

CROSS-SECTIONS SHOW A DEEP SLOPED LAYER OF FGEN FORCING WITH NEG

EPV ABOVE IT ACRS NE PA TO C NY THIS AFTERNOON/EVE. THE FGEN LAYER

SLOPES UP TO ABT 400 MB WITH THE FGEN FRCG THE HIGHEST BACK TO THE

W OVR THE FINGER LAKES AND LOWEST OVER NE PA/NJ ARND 800 MB. HENCE

THE STRGEST FORCING AND INSTABILITY WILL BE ASSCTD WITH DEEPER

MOISTURE DOWN LOWER IN THE AMS AND HENCE HEAVIER QPF AND SNOWFALL

FM NE PA TO THE CATSKILLS IN OUR SERVICE AREA WHERE WINTER STORM

WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT. THE SNOW INTENSITY FADES OFF TO THE NW

INTO C NY. THE SNOW SHUD TAPER DOWN TONIGHT AS THE STORM MOVES

NORTHEAST. SOME RAIN WILL MIX WITH THE SNOW INITIALLY DURING THE

ONSET IN THE VALLEYS... BUT AS HEAVIER PRECIP FALLS IT WILL CHANGE

TO ALL SNOW. BUMPED SNOW AMNTS UP OVER THE HIGHER TERRAIN IN THE

POCONOS AND CATSKILLS WHERE I CUD SEE 14-15 INCHES EASILY.

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Folks along in Adams / York / Lancaster / Chester counties south of Rt. 30:

I have been watching a bit of a ''dry-slot'' around Frederick, MD and Leesburg, VA. This is expected. The HRRR, which seems to have been handling this storm rather well, has this filling in and develop the Cold Conveyor Belt (CCB) over the next 2 - 3 hours. Don't freak out.

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Folks along in Adams / York / Lancaster / Chester counties south of Rt. 30:

I have been watching a bit of a ''dry-slot'' around Frederick, MD and Leesburg, VA. This is expected. The HRRR, which seems to have been handling this storm rather well, has this filling in and develop the Cold Conveyor Belt (CCB) over the next 2 - 3 hours. Don't freak out.

Massive band here in Franklin to Cumberland county now. 30-35 dbz.

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Snows hammering down pretty good right now. Haven't ventured out to get an attempt at measuring, but where the snows not had much trouble accumulating like on the vehicles and the deck theres probably about 2-3 inches.

I was about to say we have a bit over 2" it looks like on grass/cars. Half an inch to an inch on sidewalks, even. If we can keep rates decent through the afternoon, I wonder if we can reach the high end of the 3-5" predicted.

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Snows hammering down pretty good right now. Haven't ventured out to get an attempt at measuring, but where the snows not had much trouble accumulating like on the vehicles and the deck theres probably about 2-3 inches.

My measurements are on a snowboard, so have similar. Snow picking up again. How's radar looking in your opinion?

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Not trying to answer for him but there is a nice band to the W of HBG...

I think that's the "main event" so to speak. It's northward progress will gradually slow down as its eastward progress gradually increases... but I'm thinking it should make it to State College at least. If so, that would be at least a couple hours of mod-heavy snow.

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