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Central PA Winter 11-12 cont'd


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Joe the Bastardi likes a storm going along that artic front and dumping us with some snow here in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.

So it's going to be 75 on Sunday.

I would be ecstatic if that were true!!! Anyway, State College is saying 1-2 inches tomorrow afternoon/evening for Tamaqua.

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I'll take my 1-3 flakes and run.

Late night Euro trolling as it increases confluence throughout the Davis Straits region.

Got a wave train just offshore.

Needless to say New England looks better than us, but perhaps the snow gods will make a mistake and accidently pencil us in for a decent event.

i could see us getting a coating up to an inch Wednesday.

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New blog posted... http://www.wundergro...ml?entrynum=220. Looks likely for a widespread 1-3in across the entire Lower Susquehanna Valley. Laurel Highlands possibly 2-4in. A few 1in amounts are possible as far north as State College.

very nice... just wanted to point out they changed the great lakes surface map to a .png file now in 2012 instead of .gif like it used to be

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You guys realize that the unthawed ground will eat half of that up before it accumulates. So we're looking at an inch southern tier...maybe half inch in State College???

:lmao::facepalm:

There are countless......countless.....examples of snow accumulating just fine after temps in the 60s. Yes, it can be a factor sometimes. But it's not a dealbreaker.

Besides.....here the top layer of ground will be frozen with lows in the mid-20s and highs in the low 30s.

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.SHORT TERM /WEDNESDAY/...

SFC LOW/INVERTED SFC TROF MOVES EAST ALONG THE QUASI- STNRY

FRONTAL BOUNDARY JUST TO OUR SOUTH WEDNESDAY. NRN EDGE OF 0.5

INCH PWATS STILL SLIDES ALONG AND SOUTH OF THE MASON/DIXON LINE

WEDNESDAY...AND WILL HELP TO PROVIDE A SEVERAL HOUR PERIOD OF

LIGHT SNOW ACROSS THE REGION FROM THE MID MORNING TO THE MID/LATE

AFTERNOON HOURS.

QPF STILL EXPECTED IN THE 0.15-0.20 OF AN INCH RANGE...WHICH WILL

TRANSLATE TO BETWEEN 1 AND 2.5 INCHES ACROSS THE SOUTHERN THIRD OF

THE STATE...WITH LOCALLY/SLIGHTLY HIGHER AMOUNTS ACROSS SOME OF

THE RIDGE TOPS. SNOW ACCUMS ACROSS THE COUNTIES IN THE VICINITY OF

INTERSTATE 80 STILL EXPECTED TO VARY BETWEEN 0.5...TO AROUND ONE

INCH. JUST A LIGHT COASTING IS POSSIBLE ACROSS THE FAR NORTHERN

TIER COUNTIES.

HIGH TEMPS WEDNESDAY WILL BE VERY UNIFORM FROM THE UPPER 20S OVER

THE LAURELS TO THE LOWER TO MID 30S OVER THE LOWER SUSQ.

&&

.LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY/...

LOW PRESSURE RACES QUICKLY OFF THE MID ATLANTIC OR VIRGINIA COAST BY

MIDNIGHT WED NIGHT. ANY EVENING SNOW ACROSS OUR ERN ZONES WILL END

EARLY ON...WITH ANY ADDITIONAL ACCUM BETWEEN LIKELY TO BE A 0.5 INCH

AT BEST.

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i thought the same thing. I lost count (Here and Eastern) of how many times jamie has had to give the speach! :snowing:

Pittsburgh rants used to love that one over in the Pittsburgh thread. He even once tried to argue that warm ground would prevent accumulation WHILE the snow was accumulating. That was epic.

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