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Blizzard of 93

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  1. Remember the storm around Valentine’s Day 2014 that gave us around 10 inches of snow? The GFS had no clue until most of us already had a few inches of snow on the ground!
  2. Here is my top 5 : 1. Blizzard of 1993 - (Surprised?) 2 feet of snow in the Harrisburg area, crazy wind, drifting, historic national impact. 2. January of 2016 - #1 snowstorm total of all time of 30 inches at Harrisburg. That might be a record amount that stands for decades. 3. February of 2003- Long duration of snow that began on Sunday morning with temperatures in the single digits and continued until Monday afternoon, delivering around 2 feet to Harrisburg. 4. January of 1996-Great historic region wide snowstorm. This storm began one of the greatest weeks of Winter weather ever in Harrisburg. 2 Feet of snow from the blizzard, 2 or 3 inches from a Clipper a couple of days later, then another coastal storm that dropped around 10 more inches of snow at the end of that week. 5. February 5th 2010- The first of the 2 back to back great snowstorms that hit that week. This first storm delivered 18 inches of snow to Harrisburg. The next best part was digging out from that storm while tracking another great snowstorm that was going to arrive just 5 days later!
  3. Watching that radar loop of the January of 16 #1 snow of all time at MDT brought a tear to my eye!
  4. For me, it can’t end soon enough. The heat really started to bother me this weekend. I had thought that I was more than used to it by now after the historic July that we just experienced. For some reason, I could not bear to be outside for more than a few minutes at a time this weekend.
  5. I wish that we could get even half of that precip in a week during Winter and convert it into snow. That would be a week to remember!
  6. Last evening was very pleasant with cooler temperatures & a slight breeze. We took a family walk with our new puppy and there was a slight chill in the air. The sunset is happening noticeably earlier. Good signs that Fall is not too far away!
  7. Yes, same here in Marysville. Things escalated quickly with those rain showers this evening. Happy Birthday!
  8. The 0z Euro brings the storm center to just north of Philly later today. The heavy precip this run now extends back to Rt.15. The bullseye this run is near the home of @paweather !
  9. Your luck has changed this Summer! You are the new precip capital of PA! Hopefully it continues this Winter for you.
  10. Very true, we had better enjoy this event because the rest of this season will probably be a disaster!
  11. Hopefully this dry slot over Cumberland & Perry County fills in soon or else @sauss06 & @CarlislePaWx and I will need to chase this event down in historic Maytown!
  12. Oh no, it just stopped here! This will probably be a bust! How would @canderson put this in January....”I bet MDT will not get 1 inch out of this!”
  13. Hopefully for you, some good banding will develop on the western edge of the main precip shield. Plus, I’m sure you will make up some ground with good ratios. Also, you might get some good lake effect on the back end.
  14. We did not waste any time here with Virga here in Marysville. Light to moderate flakes( I mean rain drops...darn it!) started here within the last hour. All surfaces are covered and yes, the side roads have already caved! Is anyone else worried about drifting?
  15. Here is the 0z Euro. It takes the storm right up I-95 to Philly. The 2nd map is the total precip through Wednesday am.
  16. Happy hour delivered for @Itstrainingtime and @pasnownut You, me, @CarlislePaWx & @sauss06 are fringed this run!
  17. The bullseye on that Canadian run looks to be very close to the new rain capital of PA at the home of @Voyager !
  18. So, it looks like the Canadian even puts out ridiculous runs in the summer! The last bit of my snow just melted from all of the failed Canadian model runs from last Winter!
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