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31 here. Hey @canderson while you're handing out referrals for services, would you like to refer a proctologist for anybody who may need a thorough rogering of their "tract?" Suppose somebody on here (me) is in need of a backiotomy, any referrals for neurosurgeons?

How about we start small: Best place to take an escort in Chocolatetown?

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Also, is it just me? Or does every time @Bubbler86 reference "end of March," you have to look at the calendar to confirm that we are not already at the end of the month? I feel like it's been the last week of March for two weeks now. Has to be the warmth.

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14 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

Still think this is our last chance in March.  GFS does have a few warmer days, after a few hard freezes, again end of March.  

 

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How does a low running interstate 80 in Ohio and a high due east off the Atlantic manage to snow anywhere in PA?

Not a critique - honest question. That doesn't look like a snow set up to me in early January let alone late March. 

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32 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

How does a low running interstate 80 in Ohio and a high due east off the Atlantic manage to snow anywhere in PA?

Not a critique - honest question. That doesn't look like a snow set up to me in early January let alone late March. 

It is a Miller like situation so transfer can take place at a better spot and a faster transfer could bring the cold air in faster with less SW influence.  Not likely but do not see much else outside hardy cold....precip timing is not working.   The transfer happens in time for N PA but we are left with cold chasing precip down here. 

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5 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

How does a low running interstate 80 in Ohio and a high due east off the Atlantic manage to snow anywhere in PA?

Not a critique - honest question. That doesn't look like a snow set up to me in early January let alone late March. 

On the Euro, a Mid-West/Mountain West Low breaks the whole chance as the coastal never rides up toward us. 

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2 hours ago, Atomixwx said:

Also, is it just me? Or does every time @Bubbler86 reference "end of March," you have to look at the calendar to confirm that we are not already at the end of the month? I feel like it's been the last week of March for two weeks now. Has to be the warmth.

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Low of 34 here.  'Twas a lovely weekend.  Things look mostly dry and chilly for the foreseeable future. 
National high of 91 at Fort Lauderdale and low of -4 at Peter Sinks.  Onward.
Negative Four at Peter Sinks was the name of my band in college.

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At DuBois, the first 17 days of March have been 2F warmer than the same period in any of the year since records began in 1963:

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At Bradford, the first 17 days of March have been 2.7F warmer than the same period in any other year dating back to 1958:

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Just now, TheClimateChanger said:

At DuBois, the first 17 days of March have been 2F warmer than the same period in any of the year since records began in 1963:

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At Bradford, the first 17 days of March have been 2.7F warmer than the same period in any other year dating back to 1958:

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Perhaps most insane is the 47.9F mean at Jefferson County Airport, at more than 1800 feet elevation, would be third warmest on record at low-elevation Harrisburg in the southern part of the State!

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As [mention=2708]Atomixwx[/mention] keeps saying, you cannot count the stats until Late March has passed. 
I'll allow counting now. I just don't want stats being counted at four am. Those arent stats being counted, those are stats being cast.

Oh wait. I'm thinking of something else there. Shit.

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MU getting a littler overdramatic this morning:

 

(1/2) Following Sunday's cold frontal passage, NW winds are ushering a much chillier air mass into the mid-Atlantic States. An upper-level disturbance moving through the Commonwealth will cause skies to turn mostly cloudy in southeastern PA, northern MD & the LSV after midday..

(2/2) High temps will be around 5-10°F below avg. & range from the low-to-mid 40s N/W of I-78/81 to around 50°F in the I-95 corridor. Due to persistent, 12-25 mph winds with gusts up to 35 mph, wind chills will be in the 30s most of the time. Time to break out the coats again! 

 

 

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30 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

How much do you think we can shave off the departure by the end of the month? 

Well, I'm comfortable going out seven days through next Sunday and saying that I think we'll knock a good 2-3 degrees off during that timeframe.  In fact, I'll say we're sitting at a monthly mean temp of 46.6 by next Monday morning, which is 2.3 below the current average of 48.9.  After that, it gets a little tricky, as we could see a bit of a warm-up during the last seven days of the month.  Plus, the period just looks generally more unsettled.  But if I must, I'll say that the last seven days adds an additional 1.2 degrees and brings us to a final monthly mean temp of 47.8, which would put us alone in 6th place all-time.  Book it.

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3 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

Have a meeting at noon...EB Nooners, 37 with a fairly steady wind around 20ish gusting to 35-40.  Gust wind chill is a "chilly" 22-24 degrees.    MDT a degree or two higher than I thought they would be at this point. 

It's 44 here already. 

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