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Central PA - Is it really looking like Christmas?


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12z Euro is slightly west (through 36hr), but stronger system and expands precip shield further into PA than 0z

**edit: not a significant change with this run (aka doesn't change anyone from no snow to anything more than maybe an inch or two if anything even accumulates) other than the statement above but continues similar trend with other 12z models

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Low placement doesn't sound horrible, just not much precip. it seems?

Only horrible in terms of places that were hit by Sandy having to deal with the storm. QPF wise it drops off rather quickly once you get west of philly area... ~.6-.7" in philly then only .3" LNS/.2" in MDT

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Only horrible in terms of places that were hit by Sandy having to deal with the storm. QPF wise it drops off rather quickly once you get west of philly area... ~.6-.7" in philly then only .3" LNS/.2" in MDT

not that i have been or even now expect any snow, but it doesn't seem like cpa is really that much of a west shift off of a decent snow. From where we were last night until now, i really didn't expect it. pitt will be in the game before to long

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Maybe it will jog west, or it could shift east again. The gradient is insane, and often the precip shield can be more expansive than modeled and where banding sets up can make all the difference. Who knows how it will unfold, but this is the most interesting event we have had since last October 2011 so no complaints either way. It is not out of the question that York to MDT could have 6 inches on the ground, or nothing more than flakes. It will be a wet paste either way if we get enough precip.

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