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E PA/NJ/DE Spring 2026 Obs/Discussion
Ralph Wiggum replied to PhiEaglesfan712's topic in Philadelphia Region
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
SnowenOutThere replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
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38.0°
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31.3°/28.7°, with mangled flakes falling.
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I think .25" accretion is your ceiling.
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My dad was a HVAC tech for 30+years and he always said everything was tied to the price of oil. When heating oil goes up, wood goes up, natural gas goes up, propane goes up. It’s all based on oil.
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32/26 here after a high of 49°. Not bad. Hopefully it freezes up a bit so we don’t get a mucky refrozen layer on the bottom of the driveway.
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Dew keeps ticking down which we like to see . In the end I’m sure it’ll be similar to the icing 2 nights ago where we had about .25 accrete
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thinking mostly sleet but I'm hoping
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You’ll be mostly frozen…may as well cheer on snow over sleet.
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Still 100% pack up here besides exposed areas from drifting .. with cold temps overnight I think we hold pack until Monday. Sunday ripens it and then it goes Monday
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ice ice Baby
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Radar looks okay but remember the reflectivities are mostly rain and some brightbanding aloft right now to our west. (ENX and OKX)
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down another degree to 33.1/31.0. The soundings show a cold layer of about -5C at about 2500' and a narrow layer at 1C at about 6000', so whatever falls should be frozen which should be snow during the heaviest parts.
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Good luck with Precious
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Beer?
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Lol..heneedspower.
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Spring 2026 Med/Long Range Discussion
SchaumburgStormer replied to Brian D's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
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LOL @ ihatepower
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Seeing temps in the higher locations of Windham County already down to 33F
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Down to 33. . Can a brother get a more degrees as precious moves in?
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Thunderstorm! Wow! With snow on the ground
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First shower slid just east, second split apart just west and went completely around us. Drizzle.
