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Central PA Winter 23/24


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1 hour ago, Bubbler86 said:

 

 

I saw a map in the MA that showed rain in the LSV at hour 90.  But one thing we can ascertain...the Euro and GFS are quite a bit apart.  

 

Ha, the battle of the models. Never fails. :lol:

What is considered a plowable snow these days?

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Just now, pawatch said:

Ha, the battle of the models. Never fails. :lol:

What is considered a plowable snow these days?

That has been debated here.  Some say 2".  I first heard that term on ABC 27 or Wgal and they were suggesting 4 or more inches. 

Models are inconsistent but really what make this board live...if they were rarely wrong, there would not be nearly as much discussion.   

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6 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

If the Nam shows 1-2 feet, this place would be posting maps at a rapid pace.   Rgem is rolling and it always comes in fast on pivotal. 

Rgem has value. Nam has issues. But I  plead guilty to posting the Nam when it looks good. It's what a weenie does.

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3 minutes ago, Chris78 said:

Keep talking.............

You and I are already approaching 10" Kuch at 7PM Saturday.   The other great thing about this evolution is less front end mixing concerns for PA or far N MD.   Might get some snow TV as the surface is warm but the column seems better. 

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2 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:

You and I are already approaching 10" Kuch at 7PM Saturday.   The other great thing about this evolution is less mixing concerns for PA or far N MD.   Might get some snow TV as the surface is warm but the column seems better. 

With the slp on the Rgem to our SE moving NE, we don't need to worry about any warming at any level imho.

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Just now, mitchnick said:

With the slp on the Rgem to our SE moving NE, we don't need to worry about any warming at any level imho.

True except it is above freezing in the SE corner of the LSV at the surface.    Would it actually be above freezing with heavy snow falling?  I vote no but that is what the output shows. 

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