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Storm Threat Dec 26-28 Period


Ralph Wiggum

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Not sure if this was posted, but I compared the 6z GFS Individual ENS to the 12z GFS ind. ens...WOW 12z was so much colder. Some of them would likely even give Bucks/Montco a lot of snow before a changeover... Look for yourself. I thought to myself, maybe it just has to do with the ensemble members smoothing stuff out, however 6z's were much warmer... Pretty interesting...

On some of them you can see the 850 line is cutting through TTN and even sometimes FARTHER SOUTH! However, a lot of precip has already fallen so I'm guessing some of them are saying there is a pretty good thump of frozen precip before change?

http://raleighwx.americanwx.com/models/gfsensemble/members/12zf060.html

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Phew 6-10" of snow for Lehigh Valley followed by up to 1/2" of ice.

I've been sayin since say one that this would trend colder at the last minute

Tombot already responded to the bulk, but I'll mention that its not the last minute yet. Still plenty of waffle time either way.

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The high to the North in E. Canada grows stronger during each frame of the GGEM Tom posted. Nice little battle going on here. 50-75 mile shifts (either way) over the next 36 hours can mean vast changes for our CWA.

With the 00z GGEM, certainly seems like low-end warning criteria for northern parts of the area, especially NW NJ and NE PA.

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