Blizzard of 93
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Moderate snow continues currently in Marysville.
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There’s still a little more to go. This last band in Cumberland & Perry looks to pack a punch.
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.5 mile visibility snow continues at MDT at 7 am.
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Here’s one last look at the 6z Euro for this storm today.
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Beautiful scenery outside as daylight emerges here in Marysville with the trees pasted & snow continuing.
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Power just flickered on & off in Marysville. It’s back on for now… Heavy snow at 6 am. Working on 3 inches of snow.
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MDT has been recording .25 to .5 mile visibility this hour. .18 of precip at MDT this 5 o’clock hour alone so far as of 5:40 am.
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Eye balling about the same in Marysville. Heavy snow in Marysville at 5:45 am. As soon as the plow goes by, the road re-caves a few minutes later.
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Thanks, but in the end, we all deserve it. I have been up since 4 am, enjoying every second of it!
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Moderate snow in Marysville. A little over 1 inch on the ground. Plow just took its first pass by the house.
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Road has caved at 4:45 in Marysville. Moderate snow falling
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One last GFS run here at 6z for this event. I will take the 8 of snow & run.
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MDT flipped to snow at 3:30 am. MDT visibility just dropped to .75 miles
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Same here…crazy, but I love this! You don’t look at long range seasonal maps in July & then not wake up or stay up to watch it snow in February!
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Radar is juiced. The next few hours should be show time.
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Snow in Marysville at 4 am Car tops & grass are working on their first inch. Temp 33 & 31 dew point
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It’s time to set an early alarm & hopefully wake up to snow underway.
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I think that the heavy precip & storm track will be guided by the dew point boundary. Dews in the northern half of PA are in the 20s, while southern PA has dews in the low 40s currently.
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I’ve seen CTP refer to the HREF
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Here’s the 0z 12k NAM. Both agree on a widespread 4 to 6 with locally a few spots with a little more for the southern half of PA.
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21z SREF mean is great for the southern half of PA
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I like seeing heavy precip in Kentucky moving our way. It usually bodes well for us in these type of events.
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Dew points are in the 20s in northern PA.
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Thanks, but no one wins until we are shoveling & measuring tomorrow.
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March of 2014 had 3 storms that were modeled to hit Northern PA 2 days out, then bullseyed us the day before, then ended up hitting MD & DC while we whiffed on game day.
