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Blizzard of 93

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  1. The 6z Euro brings the goods once again to CTP. It shows some mixing in York & Lancaster at the height of the storm, but they go back to heavy snow once the low makes the turn to the east towards the Delaware & NJ coast. Just as @Cashtown_Coop said, someone in here could get over 20 inches with this storm!
  2. Here is the 0z EPS snow map, which these ensemble maps are based on just 10-1 ratios.
  3. Here is the EPS low track with member locations. The mean is in a good spot despite some wild card way west & east solutions. The best part is that the lows head east once reaching near Delaware.
  4. Same here...and it’s going to be a long couple of days ahead between pre game, event & then storm clean up!
  5. Here are the 0z individual ensemble members on the 18z GEFS. Lots of major hits in there for varying parts of CTP among the members.
  6. The 0z GEFS stepped up snow amounts by 2 to 3 inches over the 18z GEFS run for the LSV!
  7. I just realized that Harrisburg got officially on the snow board this year with .2 inches today.
  8. Here is a look at the full RGEM. The Kuchera ratio is crazy here on yet another model. Someone in this region is going to get demolished by this storm.
  9. The winds are really ramping up on the 3k NAM as well...!
  10. Great point and well said! I remember a day or 2 before the storm saying to some people that I had never seen 30 inches on a snow map for my backyard so close to the day of an event.
  11. Exactly! That’s the old saying... Its game on when those 2 agree!
  12. Ummm... and the 3k NAM is still snowing on most of us at the end of the 60 hour run!!! It would probably tack on a few more inches of snow to those outrageous maps!!!
  13. I stand corrected.... Kuchera?!?!! Stand by for maps & brace yourselves!
  14. How about 30 “ ?!?!?! The 3k NAM is out of this world!!!
  15. Not our region, most of our concerns are not the same as theirs!
  16. The low again gets to southern Delaware and then starts crawling east from there to off of the coast and continuing eastbound! This run, any mixing in York & Lancaster goes back to all snow as the low turns slightly to the east and off the coast!
  17. Yes indeed! I’m running out of adjectives to describe the greatness!
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