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Central PA and the fringes - Feb. 2014 Part IV


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AS THE SFC HIGH RETREATS OFF TO THE NE TODAY...THE INITIALLY LIGHT

WIND WILL BECOME EAST TO SOUTHEAST AT 5-10 KTS. LATE DAY HIGHS

SHOULD BE UNUSUALLY UNIFORM FROM SOUTH TO NORTH...REACHING THE LOWER

TO MID 20S.

BIGGEST QUESTION WE WILL BE WRESTLING WITH IS HOW FAR TO THE WEST

THE SIG SNOW WILL FALL AS THE STORM PASSES UP AND JUST EAST OF THE

NJ COAST. AN EXPERIMENTAL PARALLEL RUN OF THE SREF SHOWS AN

IMPRESSIVE LOW LEVEL EASTERLY JET ALL THE WAY BACK INTO WESTERN PA

THROUGH 18Z THURSDAY. EXPERIENCE HAS SHOWN THIS TO BE A KEY

FEATURE IN OUR MAJOR SNOW STORMS...AND SUGGESTS WE MAY NEED TO

MOVE THE WINTER STORM WATCH BACK AT LEAST A LAYER OF COUNTIES.

WILL BE COORDINATING AND EXAMINING THE LATEST GUIDANCE BEFORE

MAKING A FINAL DECISION ON THIS.

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Still noticing the lower qpf/snowfall totals over PA compared to Virginia and the New England states. The GFS and NAM have been showing this feature for the past few runs. Does the Euro do the same thing (don't get maps)? Is there any real merit to this depiction, or is it something to ignore?

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anyone else having issues posting?

 

I was just told the Gov. already declared a State Of Emergency, can anyone confirm that? i looked on local media sites and found nothing!

 

It's possible, and it might be wise for him to do so, but be careful of the rumor mill. You know how these things go.

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