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Central PA Winter 23/24


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1 minute ago, Ahoff said:

That looks great.

It is, but it's moving faster than last night's run because there's another vort on its tail. Pick out which is the 12z run and which is the 0z without having to look at the time stamp. I bet you got it right.

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19 minutes ago, paweather said:

Where’s TimB negativity now?

I like that Euro run. I can live with that or even an advisory level event even if I don’t jackpot. That’s just how it works. It’s just frustrating that objectively bad solutions like 1-3” or even nothing are still on the table.

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Cumberland, Franklin, Adams, York and Dolphin counties today and one theme....it is raining a lot more than I was expecting.   Snowing to our south. 
Snow or rain over in Porpoise county?

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1 hour ago, Atomixwx said:

Snow or rain over in Porpoise county?

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LOL, the luxuries of spell check.  

Mod-Heavy snow in Blue Ridge Summit.  Cars caved.  Near the Franklin/Adams line 1350 feet.

Mix rain/snow in Rou and 33.  

 

 

 

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16 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

18Z Icon looks like it could escape our grasp it if continued on. 

Yeah, I  couldn't decide. I figured that if the High in Quebec kept moving out, it would have no problem moving nne and being a hit. But if the High held its ground, no dice.

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2 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Yeah, I  couldn't decide. I figured that if the High in Quebec kept moving out, it would have no problem moving nne and being a hit. But if the High held its ground, no dice.

Yea, same here.  It is definitively further south as to the precip shield so a bit worried where it was going. 

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That 1/4 storm is really lowering heights along the coast in its wake, particularly on the Gfs. As much as it may make me uncomfortable to say it, I  don't mind seeing the primary go into the Tenn Valley first. Remember, we do need some ridging ahead of the system to get it up the coast some...just not too much.

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