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Feb 12-13 Obs for "The Storm That Wouldn't Say NO"


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thanks for taking the time to give your thoughts. I think we do well tonight for sure. At least 6" on the ground by dawn should be a lock. But yeah, I do except some mixing for a time tomorrow before going back to all snow. And I agree, if we get into that deform band, we are golden for double digits.

I forgot to mention one other cool aspect. Sometimes when the storm is just about over these little finger bands develop in southern PA and rotate through producing short but intense snow burst that last 5-10 minutes. This happened here in the second Feb. blizzard in 2010.

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I forgot to mention one other cool aspect. Sometimes when the storm is just about over these little finger bands develop in southern PA and rotate through producing short but intense snow burst that last 5-10 minutes. This happened here in the second Feb. blizzard in 2010.

 

sweet! I'm looking forward to it. Thanks again :)

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I forgot to mention one other cool aspect. Sometimes when the storm is just about over these little finger bands develop in southern PA and rotate through producing short but intense snow burst that last 5-10 minutes. This happened here in the second Feb. blizzard in 2010.

I remember this quite vividly HS, those little bands were awesome and stretched down to the city of Baltimore even. Had som real nice kick in those, plus of course the winds made it a snowglobe. 

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I remember this quite vividly HS, those little bands were awesome and stretched down to the city of Baltimore even. Had som real nice kick in those, plus of course the winds made it a snowglobe. 

This storm was my favorite of the three blizzards that year. We got 32 inches here. Snow depth at the end of the storm was between 50-55 inches.

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Got down to 11 last night in Parkville, just west of 95.  Up to 19 currently, dp of 7, with a bit of sun shining feebly through the high clouds.  

 

Totally OT, but I got my corgi puppy 3 years ago today, and he's never seen more than 8 inches of snow (and he LOVES snow!).  Really hoping this is "the one" for him!  There's nothing more adorable than a dog with short legs bounding through the snow! :)

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Radar doesn't really show it but light snow starting to fall in western NC; nothing reported in VA yet

K1A5 121455Z AUTO 00000KT 1 1/2SM UP BKN009 OVC015 M02/M04 A3018 RMK AO2 P0002 60003 T10211044

KAFP 121455Z AUTO 03008KT 1 1/2SM -SN BKN010 OVC015 M03/M07 A3037 RMK AO2 T10301068

KAKH 121454Z AUTO 06010KT 1 1/4SM -SN OVC026 M03/M08 A3035 RMK AO2 SNB35 SLP286 P0000 60000 T10281083 50008

KAVL 121454Z 17004KT 1SM -SN BR VV019 M05/M07 A3024 RMK AO2 SLP259 P0003 60003 T10501072 RVRNO

KCLT 121458Z 04013G18KT 1 3/4SM R18C/5500VP6000FT -SN OVC026 M03/M09 A3036 RMK AO2 TWR VIS 2 P0000

KCPC 121455Z AUTO 02005KT 3SM -SN SCT033 SCT041 OVC060 M02/M04 A3031 RMK AO2 P0004 60008 T10211041

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