Blizzard of 93

Again, how do I block a poster after doing something like this?

I’m going to need to learn how to block some posters...!

95-96 was probably the greatest Winter of my lifetime so far. It started in early and ended late, and delivered 77 inches of snow to Harrisburg. That week in early January of 96 is legendary. The Blizzard of 96 delivered around 2 feet of snow to most of us. Then there was an over performing Clipper a couple of days later that delivered 4 more inches. The week was topped off by a coastal storm that brought a foot of snow to much of the LSV.

Lol, I would like to forget last season! Only 1 way to go this season. Even half of normal snow this season would seem decent after last year!

Another night with Frost Advisories for a good amount of CTP tonight.

We might as well save it up for December at this point and hope that there is some cold air around so that we can shovel it!

83-84 looks like it was right around average with the total seasonal snowfall in Harrisburg with 31 inches that Winter. Here is a nice reference chart of the seasonal snow totals for Harrisburg since 1980 courtesy of CTP.

Or a 980 low 50 miles off of the coast of OCMD with an Arctic High parked over Quebec!

Frost in Marysville this morning!

I really don’t remember seeing a Frost Advisory posted so early in the Fall for most of the LSV. Usually we are well into October until we see our first Frost Advisory in the LSV.

I can’t wait until the Frost Advisory is replaced with a Winter Weather Advisory later this Fall!

Congrats! I can’t wait for first snow flurries!

I’m enjoying this early Fall weather. We have had some very warm Septembers in recent years, so I will certainly take this stretch of Fall conditions. I love the chilly mornings and warm afternoons with no humidity. The breeze today was very refreshing as well.

Yes!!! Bring it!

That is way above my range of weather knowledge! @MAG5035 would probably be able to provide some more thoughts.

Last night I was disgusted by the performance of my Philly sports teams on Sunday. I cheered myself up by going back to read our Winter thread from 2015. We had many snow events which were mostly the 3 to 5 inch type of storm. There was also the record cold of February 2015. We had a lot of fun in here that Winter!

That’s a great discussion from CTP. That smoke has traveled a long way to PA. Happy first CTP Frost Advisory for at least 1 County!

So, I thought that today was supposed to be sunny & 75 ? Right now there are clouds and light rain...

It looks like early next week my CTP forecast is stepping down towards Fall weather with High temps in the low 70’s!

Here is a good reminder from the New England Winter preview thread. ORH_wxman Posted 19 hours ago Not just now but it was rocking us in the October and November forecasts. It busted spectacularly. LR models aren’t very accurate...even the best ones.

Anyone want to take a road trip to Denver today? WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO NOON MDT WEDNESDAY... * WHAT...Snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 3 to 7 inches by early Wednesday. * WHERE...The Front Range Urban Corridor. * WHEN...From midnight tonight to noon MDT Wednesday. * IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult. The hazardous conditions could impact the morning or evening commute. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Accumulating snow will impact area vegetation causing damage to trees and possible power outages. Roads could be slippery and slushy for the Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning commutes. Overnight low temperatures Tuesday night will drop into the 20s.

Can you imagine going from the 90’s to snow within a couple of days? I would lose my mind with excitement!

That’s awesome...I’m going to check to see if my town has any historic claim!

Winter Storm Watch...for Denver, CO WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM LATE MONDAY NIGHT THROUGH LATE TUESDAY NIGHT... * WHAT...Heavy snow possible. The higher elevations and Front Range could see 6 to 12 inches with winds gusting as high as 40 mph. The lower elevations of the metro area and I-25 corridor could see accumulations of 3 to 6 inches by late Tuesday. * WHERE...The Medicine Bow Range, Rocky Mountain National Park, Front Range, along and west of I-25 and Denver Metro. * WHEN...From late Monday night through late Tuesday night.

This morning is the beginning of another great day. Nice & cool out there to start, with another no humidity day on the way.