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Mount Joy Snowman

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  1. The NAM definitely came in a little colder but the Kuchera map is about as paltry as we've seen for central PA. Not great.
  2. Yeah up north they'll often split the counties (i.e. northern Centre vs southern Centre), not so much down here.
  3. Yes sir. No doubt. As has been stated, we're gonna need rates down here. Big rates before the LLJ gets cranking off the ocean.
  4. FWIW, and it's probably not much ha, but here is 18z HRRR at the end of its run at 1pm Saturday.....
  5. No York or Lancaster. Thinking an advisory for us. Fitting.
  6. Well would you look at that, a nice graupel shower moving through here right now. Love it!
  7. MUCH more. Keeping a close eye on that time period.
  8. This definitely seems to be evolving into more of a prototypical Miller-A type costal with all the attached elements, for better or worse. Could be fun.
  9. For us eastern LSV folk, half of this is from the aforementioned wrap-around bands, so make of that what you will ha......
  10. BUT, GFS really wants to amp the coastal sunday morning and send some death bands back down our way. I know I know haha, but it's there verbatim.
  11. Not as much pop on the GFS, rates a little lower and totals take a small hit.
  12. Heights look a weeeee bit lower on GFS through Hr54 compared to 6z. Could come in a smidge colder.
  13. I've had similar experience with razor's edge events out my way. My old house sat at ~350' but I could drive a half mile up Chickies Ridge to 600' and see white. It's amazing what a little elevation can do in marginal events, which is why I'm thrilled to now sit ~480' haha.
  14. Thanks Davis, apologies for referring to you as "that other fella" haha. We've had a good number of new people around here lately and can be hard to keep track at times.
  15. Indeed you are. If I'm not mistaken you guys have a bit of elevation around your area that may help, no? Either you or that other fella reside up near 800'? I assume that varies quite a bit from the town of Hanover? I'm not overly familiar with that area. I have a ridge directly behind my house that gets to 600-700' in spots but I only sit part way up it at a little under 500'.
  16. This is from 6z but the wind field associated with the LLJ paints almost a perfect picture of where I think that mix line could set up most stubbornly Saturday evening as the southeasterlies get cranking......
  17. Mostly holds but gets tighter around the edges with the mix line. Keeps encroaching a wee bit for those of us in Lanc. Could be a tight one down this way. But then again, when is it not ha.
  18. The FV3 (a model I have little faith in) has virtually no snow for York/Lanc counties. The 3k NAM is solid. Lancaster crew, what do we make of WGAL having the entirety of York and Lanc counties with basically a Trace to an inch or two? I know they use their own "predictor" model.
  19. It so often sets up there and has been hinted at by lots of guidance. That little bit of elevation around Etown helps define it as well.
  20. Correct. Gonna be brief. Hopefully she comes hard and fast to help overcome any and all thermal issues. Could be a fun little afternoon if we keep expectations low.
  21. At 10pm mixing has shot up through Schuylkill County as precip starts to dry up. 1002 well off MD/DE coast. A couple to perhaps a few inches for most of Lanc/York. Everyone else ~ 6 per Kuchera.
  22. Mixing line begins to infiltrate most of york and lanc counties by 7pm with skew-T showing issues around 900mb. 1004 off coast of NC/VA border.
  23. Moderate to heavy snow across almost all of PA at 4pm Sat with 540 line draped across N Lancaster Co. 1005 continues to climb off of NC coast.
  24. At 18z Sat snow breaking out across most of southern half of PA as 1005 climbs the coast.
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