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Nice! Question: wouldn't the placement of the low pressure on your last panel argue that the heaviest snows would be in southern PA? From everything I'm hearing and reading this morning, it's sounding like the heavier amounts are now forecasted to be up north.

Good qpf would be placed about 100 miles or so north of the low. So S.Central into central do good.

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Good qpf would be placed about 100 miles or so north of the low. So S.Central into central do good.

So, having said that, will they have to revisit our numbers, or are we still in the 3-5 range...

Another question about next weeks event. I have been reading in the other threads, some are worried about temps, yet we are on tap to have our coldest temps of the year, low 20's as high and single digits as low? sup with that?

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So, having said that, will they have to revisit our numbers, or are we still in the 3-5 range...

Another question about next weeks event. I have been reading in the other threads, some are worried about temps, yet we are on tap to have our coldest temps of the year, low 20's as high and single digits as low? sup with that?

Next week I think we are snow if there is a storm. Only areas like 50-75 miles east of MDT would have to worry.

Tonights storm 2-4" seems good for us.

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So, having said that, will they have to revisit our numbers, or are we still in the 3-5 range...

Another question about next weeks event. I have been reading in the other threads, some are worried about temps, yet we are on tap to have our coldest temps of the year, low 20's as high and single digits as low? sup with that?

I'm still in the 2-4" camp for now down your direction, so I think most of the forecast numbers will not change that much.

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Latest from my AnalystWxCast post

7:00 AM 1/20/11 (PA) | Today will be mostly cloudy with temperatures ranging from the upper 20's north to lower 30's south. Snow will begin to move into the western part of the state by 5PM, into central areas around 8PM and into the east by 12AM. Accumulations will range from 2-4" over much of the region. Western areas, the laurel highlands, and the far eastern areas could get 4-6" amounts. Final call map coming this afternoon. (Forecaster Brisko)

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Latest from my AnalystWxCast post

7:00 AM 1/20/11 (PA) | Today will be mostly cloudy with temperatures ranging from the upper 20's north to lower 30's south. Snow will begin to move into the western part of the state by 5PM, into central areas around 8PM and into the east by 12AM. Accumulations will range from 2-4" over much of the region. Western areas, the laurel highlands, and the far eastern areas could get 4-6" amounts. Final call map coming this afternoon. (Forecaster Brisko)

Very nice work. Thanks for your efforts! :thumbsup:

(BTW - 3 hrs prep time = You need to hire some staff :P)

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Very nice work. Thanks for your efforts! :thumbsup:

(BTW - 3 hrs prep time = You need to hire some staff :P)

Haha. Thank you. I been watching the weather ever since age 5. Forecasting since about 10. Pretty much self taught along with some psu courses. It's very enjoyable and have fun with it ever day. thumbsupsmileyanim.gif

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I wish I could see this here at work, guess I'll have to wait until I get home.

Seriously though, thanks for all of your input and the great maps. I'm really looking forward to seeing what you come up with for next week...

No problem. Next week is going to be a test for sure. Let's get this one out of the way first. smile.gif

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I wish I could see this here at work, guess I'll have to wait until I get home.

Seriously though, thanks for all of your input and the great maps. I'm really looking forward to seeing what you come up with for next week...

yep, i'm the same way, i normally can't see his maps. For some reason yesterday late, i could though. Now i can't again?

A couple coworkers told me they have heard that some have inched up our totals for tomorrow. I don't pay attention other then here so i don't know who their speaking of. The radio station on the way in still said 2-5. I told them not to get their hopes up and stick with the 2-5.

Next weeks storm looks like our best bet so far for the season anyhow to get a really decent shot. Time will tell.

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No prob. Your generation communicates differently than any before.

Seems the NAM is getting a bit wetter each run, at least at UNV.

0Z: .23

6Z: .27

12Z: .34

I guess it's better than going the other way.

OT i know, but i just told my daughter this same thing the other night.

i think at MDT we are still at .25

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No prob. Your generation communicates differently than any before.

Seems the NAM is getting a bit wetter each run, at least at UNV.

0Z: .23

6Z: .27

12Z: .34

I guess it's better than going the other way.

Yeah, the 0z numbers were pretty anemic. 12z has a pretty good thumping during the first half of the night.

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