Blizzard of 93

Here are the 0z NAMs 

The 3k has a Dauphin county bullseye!

The models this afternoon continue to look good for Monday am snow.

The 12z NAMs say that the I -80 crew might get included along with the LSV for our Early Monday April snow event !

Maybe an overall CTP special ?!?

Things are still looking for some snow for late Sunday night & early Monday am.

Both NAM’s at 0z say game on for late Sunday night to early Monday ! The 3k still has a little more snow to go as well at the end of its run at the 60 hour mark.

The storm for Next weekend continues to look impressive on the models. There seems to be good agreement on a major storm moving out of the Midwest & heading toward the east coast. The models diverge on the final path, with some taking it south or north of us, & some in an ideal spot to give us an awesome April snowstorm. We need to stay tuned, but the ensembles keep ramping up snow amounts & the Op runs are getting in to better range. It’s just great to still be tracking snow this late in the game!

The models continue to have a mid winter look for the next 2 weeks !

The system Sunday night & Monday has been trending better for the LSV. Most models now put down 2-5 inches of snow, with most falling overnight Sunday into early Monday. 

The signal for April snow is still loud & clear on the GFS, GEFS & EPS for all of CTP. This April snow theme has been ongoing run after run & day after day !

The GEFS, Euro & EPS were each very impressive today with snow chances through the first 10 days of April.

The GEFS at 12z gives a few inches of snow to CTP, including the LSV. 

The EPS at 12z would be a good looking run even in the middle of winter. About 30 of the 50 EPS ensemble members had at least a couple of inches of snow for CTP, including the LSV. There are several good snow hits mixed in as well. It brings an average of around 4 inches of snow to the Harrisburg area by the end of the run.

The Canadian has some snow for us next week as well.

How about some snow maps from a few select runs today for our new “Spring” thread!?!

The models continue to insist that we will have well below normal temps for the first 2 weeks of April. The pattern looks active, along with some continued blocking near Greenland. We have a chance to get a few more inches of snow before we flip to true spring. If we can get 14 inches on March 21st, we could get 4 inches 2 weeks later. At the very least, it will be  interesting to watch our final winter weather chapter unfold this season.