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Yep, if everything plays out right I'll gain 1" on you tonight for the season.

After 2 posts with pretty much nothing but pints you might need more than a prayer to help you.

I was wondering if you had left yet. Sorry to hear about your son. On the plus side - Gap will do better than 99.5% of Lanco.

I had a solid coating earlier but it melted in the late morning sun.

I thought about you this morning and was wondering if you were still up the road from me. Yeah...that sucks.

You were quick with that...I literally was on CTP's page less than 4 minutes ago and didn't see it.

Nothing on the ground here at the other end of the county.

-SN has resumed, though the sun is out rather brightly and it's 33.2

Radar is blossoming to our south now. Bring it on.

If and when snow resumes here, I'll be starting over. My quarter inch is essentially gone. Current temp is 31.

Our Euro, which used to be the King, Shameful now is your name Your kingdom came, and now is gone As the GFS is now on your former throne Give us more snow today at 12:50pm Than you gave us this morning at 6:50am And lead us not to an out to sea solution But deliver us a plowable snowfall For that paweather will give you thanks, And the snow maps, and the praise once again Oh, please Euro.

I was going to say the same thing. I might get 2" of snow and have a 1" (maybe) on the ground tomorrow morning at this rate. 29 with filtered sun here.

And with that, the NAM ticks back east...

There will likely be a "lull" in the snow between ~ 9:30 a.m. and noon, but light snow will return during the afternoon & continue overnight. The storm track has shifted farther west..so I now expect 1-3" for LanCo., w/the potential for as much as 4-5" in far eastern parts of the county (such as Welsh Mountain). Snowfall totals will decrease as you go farther west, with ~ 1" the most likely outcome along the I-81 corridor in Franklin & Cumberland counties MU (Elliott) just a few minutes ago.

That actually looks pretty reasonable to me.

He and DT are actually pretty close now. Interesting.

He's actually backed off some with his first call from his first guess which followed his first... He moved the 4" line completely out of Lanco and moved it east of West Chester. Funny if he has to move it back.

Have a great snow chase!

I think accumulating snow from the coastal makes it to the pinkish line.

Dear god New England just got destroyed by the NAM. What a dream run for them.

"Pretty good" is an understatement. Comparing his maps (not just clarity, but accuracy) to DT is night and day better - I fully expect the 0" that he's predicting for me. DT has the 4" line halfway through Lanco? Don't see that happening.

Very encouraging - some thought that this weekend was our last great chance of the season. Certainly appears that we have more opportunities ahead. That'll lesson the sting of watching VA Beach triple our seasonal total this weekend.

First time I heard that was Christmas Eve, 2010. That's when every model known to mankind suddenly jumped several hundred miles west with the Boxing Day storm. People were going nuts and calling out the NWS, who I believe responded with the Convective Feedback issue. Unfortunately for us, those models that all came back west, came about 75 miles too far west, and that was what did us in locally.

2 things on the GFS: At least the 3rd run in a row that it nudged west. We need some bigger nudges soon. GFS also has that double barrel low feature out in the Atlantic. Read some discussion on convective feedback issues - not sure what it means if it will mean anything at all. Just noting what I saw.