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Newman

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  1. Temp departures are crazy to start this month. Philly at +17, Allentown and Reading at +15/+16 and Mount Pocono at +23! Had a midnight high of 59 degrees here, only made it to 58 this afternoon
  2. Just your typical +17 temp departure at Millersville to start the month (today's data not included). Hoping for the Jan 13-15 threat to work out!
  3. Currently 61, dewpoint of 57. Feels like a warm summer morning.
  4. In a La Nina year with a tendency for SE ridge/western trough no less. The background state has been set for years now, it seems we need to get lucky for a +PNA and -EPO pattern with high lat blocking. It can happen, but is becoming less and less frequent it seems at least.
  5. Can't confirm if this is real or fake, but it appears posted from a reputable source
  6. 3.2F here now in Fleetwood. There's a weather station atop the Mount Penn Memorial Fire Tower in Reading that sits 120 feet above the ground currently reporting -0.1 degrees
  7. HRRR thinks I'm getting close to, or even touching 0 by 10pm tonight
  8. Yeah flash freeze is no big deal here, only thing to worry about is a rogue wind gust knocking power out
  9. One last burst of mod snow now but can see the sun peeking through, 23F. Impossible to know how much fell with the blowing but it definitely looks like around a half inch
  10. 24F and snow has all but finished, a solid coating on the grass and cars. Roads look wet, I'll go check on the status of them here when I grab the trash can that flew into the neighbors yard
  11. Temp has dropped all the way to 32 now with the snow. Mod snow and blowing. Only stickage on grass
  12. You can see the wave riding up north on radar well, I too think I can get a half inch to inch here https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-Mid_Atlantic-comp_radar-24-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined
  13. Seeing the wind chill advisories issued for South Florida is hilarious... "Very cold wind chills of 30 to 35F". Kidding aside, that's pretty cold for that region. Still 42 here
  14. My top 3 schools are University of Alaska Fairbanks, Wyoming, and Utah. So places that get real snow and winter! lol Check out the loop here, you can see some sort of wave riding up along the front making it's way north. That's what the HRRR and NAM are showing as our changeover to snow. https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-Mid_Atlantic-comp_radar-24-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined
  15. I'm a met student! Can't help it. Will have my red tag in a few short months when I graduate Except I won't be around the area anymore heading to grad school, but will still try to engage in the subforum when I can
  16. No you're all good, it was worth mentioning. I even pulled out my Atmospheric Dynamics notebook and textbook to read up again on fronts quickly and apply it to the current obs/situation. Temp is dropping here, albeit slowly. Now 42
  17. The 3k NAM also has that similar back building of precip into the area. Regarding the front thing... I checked a HBG wunderground site and the pressure was already rising there. So to be honest I'm confused too because there's mixed signals I'm getting. But also, it doesn't really matter because all we really care about is the snow haha
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