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Why do I continue to punish myself by watching CBS3 weather...

Kathy Orr with just a great call tonight:

"I think were going to see rain, I think we're gonna see snow"

(as she bobs her head back and forth towards the camera and flips her hair)...

Arrrrgh!

There's nothing wrong with that call. 

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Why do I continue to punish myself by watching CBS3 weather...

Kathy Orr with just a great call tonight:

"I think were going to see rain, I think we're gonna see snow"

(as she bobs her head back and forth towards the camera and flips her hair)...

Arrrrgh!

She forgot to mention IP, sigh

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These maps are a little better than wxbell clown maps popping over 12" in Philly. These seem to incorporate the 850s a little better

Sent from my iPhone

I do agree with that, the are better with handling warm layers.  I'd still take an Earl Barker map over anything else, though.

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No..it's just that I could have made that call from my sofa without being paid $100,000+....

Stick your neck out a just bit as Cecile T did saying she's leaning toward the snowier solution...

Cbs3 is a waste of viewships time!

Lets be honest... you just want the snowier solution so you want her to agree with it.  If she agreed with a rainier solution you'd still mock her.

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EURO took a nice SE jog and is better with the ULL in SE Canada, its still probably a ton of sleet for Philly, but it was a much better run, one or 2 more ticks SE and we'd be okay

Still has temp gradient and thus max qpf significantly farther NW than the GEM or GFS...especially that mid level temp gradient....GFS/GEM no matter if its more snow or more mix puts the significant impact axis nearer I95 in this area...Euro max impact axis much further north in poconos, southern ny state interior new england...but did shade slightly further southeast this run...last run it mixed quite a bit into the areas I mentioned as high impact...to me the big question is do these scenarios converge in the middle or does one completely fold

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Lets do a breakdown of ABE on the Euro, shall we?

 

Sunday 18Z, surface temp 42, above freezing up to 925 mb.

Sunday 18Z to Monday 0Z QPF is 0.05" (rain).

Monday 0Z, surface temp 34, 925 mb temp +2C.

Monday 0Z to 6Z QPF is 0.17" (rain).

Monday 6Z, surface temp 33, +1C all the way up to 800 mb.

Monday 6Z to 12Z QPF is 0.21" (rain changing to sleet).

Monday 12Z surface temp 30F, +2C at 800 mb.

Monday 12Z to 18Z QPF is 0.47" (sleet changing to snow).

Monday 18Z surface temp 26F, finally down below freezing at all levels, but still just -1C at 800 mb.

Monday 18Z to Tuesday 0Z QPF is 0.21" (snow).

0.01" falls after Tuesday 0Z.

 

By my estimation that might be 0.40" of liquid-equivalent that falls as snow.  If you want to be generous you could say 0.5 or 0.6" liquid-equivalent.  But its no foot, that's for sure.

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