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Central PA and The Fringes - February 2014 Part II


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Left side of college, lots of zr. Right side, you need a plow.

How about literally on campus lol. Thanks man.

 

 

Yeah I have never had a zr storm in my life. Only 18, back home in West Chester,PA I remember snowmaggeddon which was amazing. But I rather have rain than freezing rain, I hear it is very bad and dangerous. 

 

Thanks for the replies fellas.

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zr is looking less of a major/devastating issue in lieu of a sleetfest.

 

Rt. 30 is looking to be the dividing line between SN/IP to the N and ZR to the S.

 

Right on the line is the worst as the rain is so supercooled that it freezes instantly on impact, even when moderate rates.

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It's going to be REALLY interesting how high we can get tomorrow, my guess is that temps are going to under perform tomorrow with the snowpack and the clouds moving in. NAM has dense clouds 15kft thick from 250 to 500mb from 11a to sundown tomorrow.

 

If places that are going to get ZR don't get above, lets call it 26 tomorrow, there's going to be trouble.

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If we get a big ice event, then whatever snowpack we have will turn into a glacier, possibly lasting for weeks. I've always wanted to see that happen since I've heard of such stories from 93-94, and as great as 09-10 was, it didn't really provide that opportunity.

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It's going to be REALLY interesting how high we can get tomorrow, my guess is that temps are going to under perform tomorrow with the snowpack and the clouds moving in. NAM has dense clouds 15kft thick from 250 to 500mb from 11a to sundown tomorrow.

If places that are going to get ZR don't get above, lets call it 26 tomorrow, there's going to be trouble.

How much ice accretion would you say Millersville gets?
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It's going to be REALLY interesting how high we can get tomorrow, my guess is that temps are going to under perform tomorrow with the snowpack and the clouds moving in. NAM has dense clouds 15kft thick from 250 to 500mb from 11a to sundown tomorrow.

 

If places that are going to get ZR don't get above, lets call it 26 tomorrow, there's going to be trouble.

 

I'm very concerned at the timing of this. Really couldn't be worse for a large zr. accretion.

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