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E PA/NJ/DE Spring 2025 Obs/Discussion


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I slept through most of it of course because it likes to snow that time in the morning..
Did look out the window at 8am and saw the dusted white. 
Alburtis is 10 miles away as the crow flies 2.3" :facepalm: all that tracking and so close
 
 

There are parts of the Alburtis postal code that sit up on the mountain there. I am very close to Alburtis and only halfway up that ridge and got around 3/4 of an inch. The ridge is high enough that during very marginal events you can see the snow line about halfway up if you’re looking at it from Rt 100.


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3 minutes ago, LVLion77 said:


There are parts of the Alburtis postal code that sit up on the mountain there. I am very close to Alburtis and only halfway up that ridge and got around 3/4 of an inch. The ridge is high enough that during very marginal events you can see the snow line about halfway up if you’re looking at it from Rt 100.


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Familiar with the Macungie mountain I bet Albedo is real close

 

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6 minutes ago, LVLion77 said:


There are parts of the Alburtis postal code that sit up on the mountain there. I am very close to Alburtis and only halfway up that ridge and got around 3/4 of an inch. The ridge is high enough that during very marginal events you can see the snow line about halfway up if you’re looking at it from Rt 100.


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You can see on google earth some lucky son of a gun lives on the top of that ridge at 1023' actually three separate houses

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1 hour ago, Kevin Reilly said:

Any reports for up towards like Mount Pocono / Hawley Pa Bushkills Fall

 

NWS Mount Holly PNS (snow totals):

https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/wx/afos/p.php?pil=PNSPHI&e=202504121356&fbclid=IwY2xjawJni1JleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHr1p6emju3YqM8lrJjuAwQGXMg8Mjw3Chsn2UCnUeNbyhThaIhl6W-ZC-Bfc_aem_wCM7l6bbd2Rv9aVq_HcQjQ

 

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3 hours ago, RedSky said:

Familiar with the Macungie mountain I bet Albedo is real close

 

 The south mountairange and bear creek ski resort elevation makes a huge difference in these type of events, Alburtis zip is closest  to the elevation of Bear Creek -- 1500 ft +  I a escaped with 1.5 in  up on the ridges  2+ is easily attainable at nearly 1500 ft.

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The sun returns today, and we start a slow warming trend although temperatures will remain below normal through the upcoming work week. By Friday we should see temperatures near normal with finally some above normal days by Easter Weekend. The only rain chances look to be Monday night into Tuesday morning.image.png.d432f8e842d05e3ef77e059952680944.pngimage.thumb.png.ac4147e8b6ea6d922c8e7492b5ea9ec7.png

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Didn't actually *see* any frozen falling during the weekend event but I did register 0.88" of rain Friday  night and 0.50" on Saturday, for a 1.38" total for the 2-days.

Saturday's high of 43 was definitely toppled by yesterday's 60, where a non-diurnal warming had commenced after midnight yesterday with my low of 40 at midnight.

Whatever has been attempting to cross the area this morning has mainly been virga IMBY so far and after a low of 39 earlier this morning, It's currently overcast and 49, with dp 40.

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A couple of light showers are crossing the area this morning. A cloudy day today with high temperatures just a couple of degrees below normal in the low 60's. Chiller again tonight through Thursday before a warming trend bets underway on Friday before we turn a bit cooler than normal again by Easter Sunday. Some shower chances both overnight tonight and again Saturday night.

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