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23 minutes ago, frd said:

Always things to worry about in the weather world. Did we not have that dry look before in very early December ?

It was seasonable cold I recall, but about 12 days in a row of no rain nor snow.  I remember telling my daughter ever since I put the Christmas lights up outside it has been dry. I put them up earlier this early versus most  years as I thought we were going to get nailed near mid month, alas that did not happen.    

I do feel there will be storm oppurtunities if the pattern as depicted sets up.

 

I was just talking to someone yesterday about my lights.  Right after I put them up, we went into a snow drought.  The day I took them down, it snowed.

You guys are posting a ton about a rainstorm this weekend.
Someone thoughshould check on Voyager, he might off himself with this pattern.

I thought the ICON did ok with the storm on Saturday.

1 minute ago, CarlislePaWx said:

What model is the ICON and how seriously can we trust it?  Is it a new model?  Seriously, I don't know what it is.

German model.

5 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

At the age of 53 I keep getting younger and younger on here!  

43 here.

10 minutes ago, JTrout said:

Alright I just figured out the quoting thing. No need to copy and paste.  I love winter weather the most, absolutely, but I find myself rooting severe weather of most kinds in the "off" season.  This is a hobby for me, gives me something to be excited about. Age doesn't matter for this hobby! For the guys close by(working or home) awesome, always nice to be hoping for a good hit close by.

I work in Mount Joy, so I'm near E-town.

Still think we're in a good position for the weekend storm.

3 minutes ago, bubbler86 said:

Snowfall map posted by Don Sutherland on Mid Atlantic thread.

 

Source: National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center

Fringed.

8 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

Absolutely EPIC run of the 12z Euro for CTP!!!! Wow !

It was so good I don't want to jinx it.  Amazing.

1 minute ago, Itstrainingtime said:

Flurries have just returned here.

You are correct about Harrisburg hitting -22. I remember that clearly. What I don't remember and what I'm curious about is how low did Thomasville get. Have to think they approached -30.

I remember being at Penn State (Altoona) for my freshman year and things were shut down.  Before that, I believe that PSU shutting down at all was unheard of.  I'll never forget going outside after the worst was over and 18 degrees felt like a heat wave.  Crazy.

Just now, Scraff said:

I’m ready for what the NAM is bringing too...

A craft beer lover's dream.  Damn.

Latest EURO:

3 minutes ago, mappy said:

Yes. ~2"

Nice, thanks.  Just happy to get some snow to cover and ground and make it feel like winter before the main event(s) get here (hopefully).

Just now, mappy said:

I can't say I have paid attention to what is happening further south. I know for my backyard it is a bit better. 

Does that mean southern York County is also better?

2 minutes ago, Beachin said:

Not sure if it has been said yet but 12z icon is a pretty decent improvement 

Damn.

What about a resurrected DGEX?

Just now, mappy said:

No we prefer not to openly discuss politics here in the weather subforums. 

Ok

It's not even allowed in banter?  If we just avoid talking about our problems as a country they will continue to get worse.

That actually happens enough in your life to require a NY resolution? Time to find some new friends.

https://twitter.com/antmasiello/status/1081170116576972800

The worst part is looking at where the Low will be.  Perfect placement for LSV snow.  Damn.

Lightning here.

https://twitter.com/crankywxguy/status/1078784272448790528

It’s all my fault. I bought this in mid December.