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Central PA - Winter 2021/2022


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5 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

I sure don't think so. I think this weekend needs watched very closely. Still think, especially for SE areas that we might score. 

verbatim, it has a progressive look at upper levels.  Need NS to drop in a bit/lot more to tug that SS more norther.  I've not been tracking it enough, but I'm guessing thats what you are thinkin? 

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28 minutes ago, CarlislePaWx said:

Good morning to all!  Well I finally got caught up reading the 92 posts that awaited me this morning.  I see from the NWS snowfall report that there is another trained spotter somewhere here in Carlisle.  The Carlisle report wasn't from me.  However, his measurement nearly precisely equaled mine.  At 9:00pm last night when the pure snow began to have sleet in it I measured 3.6" and he measured 3.5".

@Cashtown_CoopSo here is my complete storm report:

Snowfall (excluding sleet) = 3.6"

SLR of the snow = 0.50" producing a ratio of 7:1.  This ratio would be higher if I had caught the sleet mixing in a little sooner.

Sleet = 0.4"

Total Snow/Frozen = 4.0"

Freezing rain + melted sleet = 0.37" with the total liquid for 1/16 = 0.87"  with the freezing rain ending at 11:58pm when the temperature reached 32.0

Liquid rain = 0.11" which all fell after midnight (for calendar 1/17)

Total liquid from the storm was 0.98" (the exact same as Cashtown)

Snow remaining on the ground = 3.0"

Finally, I got my wish which was to see a pressure of <= 29.00" when it bottomed out at 4:30am at 28.99" or 981.7 millibars!

>>Phew, that was a lot of data tracking (lol)

As I write this the pressure has only gone back up to 29.17" or 988 millibars

 

 

 

Nice report.   I forgot to mention I had a low barometer of 28.98” which right around 982mb.  Also my gauge at Fairfield I melted down 1.01” liquid.   

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7 minutes ago, losetoa6 said:

24 hour look

 

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Sure hope this one works, but we often fail when waiting for cold down here.  Just doing a little "mental preppin" over here.  Boundary stalls at all, and you'll get my winnings...hehe.  Timing is everything w/ this one.  

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31 minutes ago, Festus said:

The literal "in my backyard" pic.  Sure hope most of you folks are a little whiter.  And what's up with Wednesday night?  All of a sudden I have a Snow Likely in my grid forecast.

 

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I may be a little worser...not whiter.  No joke.

 

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1 minute ago, Bubbler86 said:

Yea, its windy cold but nothing like last night so far.   

CTP just posted its discussion and said the wind are still to come. 
 

Across the Central and Southern Valleys, the llvl Pressure
gradient will increase the fastest in the wake of the intense
982 MB SFC low centered just SE of KBGM and the 850mb NW flow
increasing to 50-55kt will be largely mixed to the sfc in Wind
Advisory Gusts of 45 to 55 mph within the dry slot this
afternoon and early this evening.
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