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Storm Threat Dec 26-28 Period


Ralph Wiggum

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irish how much frozen in Philly b4 the changeover, anything worthwhile? I'd take an inch honestly

126 has <.10", frozen.. it warms, and we're @ .75" 6hr maxima... the 850 line runs northern chesco, montgo, half of bucks....surface 0 line is bout 20 miles north of that. but the thickness line runs to about allentown....

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Mount Holly AFD:

.LONG TERM /SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY/...

THE EXTENDED PERIOD STARTS OFF FAIRLY BENIGN AS WE START TO SEE HIGH

PRESSURE BUILDING TOWARD THE REGION. WITH A NORTHWEST FLOW

CONTINUING, WE MAY CONTINUE TO SEE SOME LIGHT SNOW OR FLURRIES FALL

ACROSS THE NORTHERN ZONES, MAINLY ACROSS THE HIGHER TERRAIN. THE

HIGH PRESSURE WILL THEN BUILD ACROSS THE REGION, KEEPING US DRY

THROUGH SUNDAY AND MOST OF MONDAY /CHRISTMAS EVE/. THE MID LEVEL

FLOW STARTS TO GO ZONAL BY MONDAY AND THE PRESSURE GRADIENT BEGINS

TO WEAKEN. UNTIL THIS WEAKENING BEGINS TO OCCUR IN THE MID LEVELS,

WINDS WILL CONTINUE TO BE ON THE GUSTY SIDE.

THE REST OF THE EXTENDED STARTS TO GET ACTIVE AFTER THIS. A WEAK LOW

PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL MOVE THROUGH THE OHIO VALLEY ON MONDAY AND MOVE

ACROSS OUR AREA MONDAY NIGHT INTO TUESDAY /CHRISTMAS DAY/. THERE

ISN`T A LOT OF MOISTURE AROUND WITH THIS SYSTEM BUT WITH THE

NIGHTTIME TIMING, TEMPERATURES WILL COOL INTO THE LOW TO MID 30S AND

RAIN AND SNOW WILL BE POSSIBLE ACROSS THE REGION. PRECIPITATION

LOOKS LIKE IT WILL END UP BEING SNOW SHOWERS ON THE BACK SIDE OF THE

SYSTEM AS IT STARTS TO PULL OF THE AREA ON TUESDAY.

THE NEXT SYSTEM DEVELOPS ACROSS THE FOUR CORNERS AND THEN TRACKS

EAST TO THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, THEN TRACKING NORTHEASTWARD THROUGH

THE OHIO VALLEY ON TUESDAY. THIS SYSTEM WOULD BECOME MORE OF A

COASTAL STORM, TRACKING TO THE EAST/NORTHEAST, MOVING THROUGH OR

NEAR OUR AREA ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. THERE ARE PLENTY OF

UNCERTAINTIES WITH THIS STORM. THE MAIN ONE BEING THE EXACT TRACK.

BASED ON THE CURRENT MODEL GUIDANCE, THE STORM WOULD BRING A MIXED

BAG OF PRECIPITATION, MAKING FOR AN ICIER DAY THAN SNOWY DAY ACROSS

THE NORTHERN 2/3RDS OF OUR REGION. MOISTURE BUILDS AHEAD OF THE

SYSTEM WHICH WOULD LEAD TO OVERRUNNING AND IN RETURN THE ICIER

SOLUTION. WITH CONFIDENCE NOT ALL THAT HIGH AT THIS TIME, WE KEPT

WITH A MENTION OF RAIN/SNOW ACROSS THE REGION, WITH MORE RAIN AS YOU

HEAD SOUTH AND TOWARD THE COAST. WE DID INCREASE THE POPS TO LIKELY

AS IT DOES LOOK LIKE WE WILL SEE SOMETHING FROM THIS SYSTEM NEXT

WEEK.

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