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Central PA Winter 23/24


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18z GFS was close for the LSV for Sunday despite the initial low tracking to northern WV before jumping the low to off of the DelMarVa.

If the initial low dies in southern WV & then jumps to the coast, southern PA could get in on more snow potentially.

As it stands now, northern LSV back north & west in CTP could be in for a decent snow chance if this run would verify.

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10 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

Think this was mentioned before but Nam would be hammering for parts of the LSV if the column was just slightly cooler.  As is there is someone in PA who could get a lot of wet snow.  Surprised with its evolution. 

Not often that primary gets to Erie and southern PA sees snow.

 

 

Last sentence is why it's hard to get excited, but I think I'll see flakes.

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3 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Last sentence is why it's hard to get excited, but I think I'll see flakes.

The 0z NAM does not have a primary that gets to Erie.

The reason that CTP does so well this run is because the initial low is weak & does not plow too far north. The low then jumps to the coast well to our south in NC & then heads to the DelMarVa.

 

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