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Euro is a big hit for UNV on post Xmas storm, small hit for Xmas storm.

Some totals, first number is qpf for Xmas eve, second for Xmas:

UNV: .19, 1.36

DUJ: .18, 1.33

MDT: .35, 1.28 (mixes or goes over to rain briefly before going back to snow on post Xmas)

JST: .26, 1.20

Other than lower Susquehanna, it's a pretty cold storm, it appears.

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Euro is a big hit for UNV on post Xmas storm, small hit for Xmas storm.

Some totals, first number is qpf for Xmas eve, second for Xmas:

UNV: .19, 1.36

DUJ: .18, 1.33

MDT: .35, 1.28 (mixes or goes over to rain briefly before going back to snow on post Xmas)

JST: .26, 1.20

Other than lower Susquehanna, it's a pretty cold storm, it appears.

GFS with decent totals for those dates as well in addition to New Years this 12z run. Good sign to see these consistently showing up in the model runs for at least some measurable snow.

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Figures lower Susquehanna is always the screw zone,lol. Bring on the 35 and rain

Please dont start this soon. The players are far away. We are not the screw zone any worse than the rest of the northeast for the past 18 months. It is the best setup in a really long time. And a little xmas eve snow as bonus.

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Euro is a big hit for UNV on post Xmas storm, small hit for Xmas storm.

Some totals, first number is qpf for Xmas eve, second for Xmas:

UNV: .19, 1.36

DUJ: .18, 1.33

MDT: .35, 1.28 (mixes or goes over to rain briefly before going back to snow on post Xmas)

JST: .26, 1.20

Other than lower Susquehanna, it's a pretty cold storm, it appears.

Is that all frozen for you guys? If so those are some pretty nice totals! I'm gathering from what I can see browsing other threads with Euro play by play Western PA looks pretty good for this (Post Christmas) storm as well.

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Euro is a big hit for UNV on post Xmas storm, small hit for Xmas storm.

Some totals, first number is qpf for Xmas eve, second for Xmas:

UNV: .19, 1.36

DUJ: .18, 1.33

MDT: .35, 1.28 (mixes or goes over to rain briefly before going back to snow on post Xmas)

JST: .26, 1.20

Other than lower Susquehanna, it's a pretty cold storm, it appears.

Good to see, we can worry about temps later. If the storm continues I'll assume temps are going to be cooler than currently depicted anyway. Would be nice to track a storm that gives the whole area a little something.

It's been two or so years since we had one of those.

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Figures lower Susquehanna is always the screw zone,lol. Bring on the 35 and rain

In 09 and 10 we were in the jackpot for some major events while our brothers to the north got shafted too often. Can't take these runs verbatim at this range. Just have to look for discernable trends.

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If we are going to see any widespread, plowable snow this winter, it looks like our chance is from now through MLK weekend.

Why does winter officially end at that point? We're talking about a very interesting week here where just a week or so ago it looked like even this wasn't going to happen. It still might not, but it seems as if what we "knew then" is not what we "know now".

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Figures lower Susquehanna is always the screw zone,lol. Bring on the 35 and rain

In 09 and 10 we were in the jackpot for some major events while our brothers to the north got shafted too often. Can't take these runs verbatim at this range. Just have to look for discernable trends.

not always. remember '09/'10 winter

I was just going to say that. The whole southern 1/3 of PA got slammed that winter. If anyone's been in the screw zone the past few winters, it's been the upper I-81 corridor. Those back to back epic winters weren't quite so epic up this way with the intense cut-offs we experienced.

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