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Possible April Snowstorm (4/9) & Observations


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Struggling to accumulate to any more than an inch or so in the suburbs west of Philly, despite moderate to heavy snow, according to reports from there (Chester, western Montgomery/Bucks and west of there).  Tough to accumulate during the day with temps a couple of degrees above freezing, even with moderate snow.  While it's possible some of the heavier bands move through the Central/North Jersey/NYC Metro area, as per the Mt. Holly/Upton discussions, that's not the way to bet.  I'd be happy to just see some mood flakes.  

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Struggling to accumulate to any more than an inch or so in the suburbs west of Philly, despite moderate to heavy snow, according to reports from there (Chester, western Montgomery/Bucks and west of there).  Tough to accumulate during the day with temps a couple of degrees above freezing, even with moderate snow.  While it's possible some of the heavier bands move through the Central/North Jersey/NYC Metro area, as per the Mt. Holly/Upton discussions, that's not the way to bet.  I'd be happy to just see some mood flakes.  

Yeah unless its snowing moderately 6 to 8 hours from now I don't see how we can anything other some slush

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This system isn't dynamic enough to funnel down that near record cold air we have aloft. Too bad we couldn't get something a bit more organized. This winter managed to produce another missed opportunity even in April despite favorable conditions for something potentially significant. :lol:

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