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  1. Just now, Porsche said:

    A few mid-morning thoughts on upcoming impacts across the Lancaster area. • A moisture-rich & fast-moving storm--in and out in ~20 hours. • Snow begins ~3pm SAT...may come down heavy w/ sleet for a few hours, then over to an extended period of freezing rain overnight.

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        • A brief change back to snow is possible ~8am Sunday, then a quick end as gusty Arctic winds kick up. • Temps will fall throughout Sunday with a rapid refreeze of standing water/slush. • Low temps Sunday night in the single digits with sub-zero wind chills.

         
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        • Front-end accumulation of snow & sleet will have a very sharp gradient...with <1" in Philly up to 18"+ in northcentral PA. Lancaster will reflect this gradient...perhaps only 1" near the MD boarder up to 4 to 6" along the Turnpike. Perhaps 2 to 4" of snow/sleet in Lanc city...

         
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        • Ice accretion from the freezing rain Saturday night is the wild card. Surface temps are the critical factor...and this will vary town to town across the county...and so the amount of ice accretion may vary from 0.1" up to ~0.4". Tough to nuance such a complex storm.

         

    Yeah...what he said. :) 

  2. 2 minutes ago, Atomixwx said:

    And? 

    There's so many I didn't copy/paste, I was suggesting if interested to go take a look.

    • Seems like he's calling for 4"-6" along the "toll road"
    • Perhaps 1" near the M/D line
    • 18" in northcentral PA
    • Long duration freezing rain down here tomorrow night
    • Start time is 3pm, ends at 11am Sunday
    • .1 - .4 of ice
  3. 7 minutes ago, Wmsptwx said:

    It looks like 1.4 to 1.6 over good part of state?

    I had 1.3944" so no. 

    Still liking your 6" - 9" for your area? When I first saw that last night I thought you were too low...but that might be a pretty good call. Seems like warm air aloft always moves faster and farther than what's anticipated. 

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  4. Just now, bubbler86 said:

    Going to get me this weekend.  Based off how it looks now I would only expect 1-3" before change over.  Euro seems like a plan rain storm. Need that low to transfer earlier! 

    Yeah. I think really the big question on tap for us is just how long we hold onto frozen before changing to plain rain. 

  5. Just now, Atomixwx said:

    What surprised me is Brett Thackara (easily the most conservative of the TV Mets) with the 6-12 N&W of HBG. 

    I have to work today. I expect to be briefed. 

    I read your reply too quickly...was wondering why you were talking about your briefs...

    I have to work as well. My company expects weather updates from me. Score! 

  6. Just now, Voyager said:

    Still snowing lightly, but I didn't get near what some of you got. I put the dog out, and would say there's only about a quarter inch out there.

    As for the NWS forecast...man, if this was all snow. They won't give me frozen accumulations in the point-click, but for Saturday night, they say 1-2 inches of "precipitation". Too bad most of that in that time frame will be taint.

    Did they change the wording in your Winter Storm Watch? I know last evening for your area it was 6" or more. 

  7. CTP still has all of us in the LSV under a Winter Storm Watch, but for areas such as Dauphin, Cumberland, and Lebanon it's for the potential of 6" or more of snow. Lancaster and York counties is now 1" - 5" of snow. So to Blizzard of 93's point they've upped amounts from MDT north and west, and to my point they've somewhat lowered amounts down my way. (last night my watch was for 3"-5" like everyone else) 

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