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SNE…where severe goes to die…more times than not. There are exceptions obviously, but this is true.
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Which I've felt for years is a lazy broad brushed grouping and is false. If climate science needs to create a new definition, then they need to create a new definition ... but don't call this veritable peninsula that sticks out in the west Atlantic, and suffers weeks-worth of total days out of the year, tainted if not saturated by marine contamination, purely a continental distinction. Bull fuggin' shit. Calling SNE that, when it's 80 in ALB, yet 41 in Metro West population density enjoying slate gray sky and micro droplets on their faces whilst tinged aromas of like low-tide ... is an insult. This is a quasi marine/continental mash up here. I dunno what you call that but enough days are claimed perennially to acknowledge it's something other than purely continental.
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Indeed. Seems I care WAYYYY less about snow after we get that first hit of spring
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The Keewenaw is having a great winter with more on the way. 300+ Inches in Keewenaw That is one place that is pretty reliable for snowfall each year.
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Actually its not really the timing that screws us, the trough sort of de-amplifies a bit and all the dynamics lift to our northwest
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at least no one will stress about their snowpack not surviving the cutter....lol
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We'd probably see a marginal risk if not for the crappy timing
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There may be a 4 or hr period of heavy rains with embedded/elevated thunder ... Sunday overnight. It's been in the all the guidance for days really. Mainly, I've suspended much thought because I've seen that "warm sector dent" many times in the past then flatten out in short range. There's a stalwart persistence in this case, also being shared among multi guidance. So maybe it has legs. Mild wet warm sector on Monday. Euro QPF illustration with what looks like isolated quasi SCs that afternoon. heh
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Normal temps behind the “cold” front noice.
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Wet/ humid seems to be consensus . Lots of storms
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Central PA Spring 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
canderson replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
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Technically as we are a continental climate type, our summers are defined as being warm and humid, so yes it will be a warm and humid summer
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27 this morning. Jack frost is back
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you too right?
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you think we have a warm and humid summer? I sure hope not
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In about 15 or 16 days the CMC will get into May
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28.4 this morning, forgot to unhook the water hose and ran outside at 4 am luckily before we had any issues.
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Same here. Low of 31 and heavy frost.
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Central PA Spring 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
Itstrainingtime replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
Pretty good chance I'd think. It already moved appreciably north since yesterday's outlook. -
Another penny to add to the pile- 11/11 0.1 11/30 0.1 12/02 0.2 (sleet) 12/05 3.8 12/06 1.5 12/08 0.5 12/09 5.1 01/17 0.1 01/25 4.5 (mix of snow and sleet) 01/26 2.8 (95-97% sleet) 02/04 0.3 02/07 1.0 02/23 0.2 03/13 0.1 Total 20.3
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Going to Utah to visit the 5 national parks - leaving next weekend. Should be beautiful weather for that
