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Depressing but informative .

I haven't seen any out here tonight. I was out burning brush that I've been saving for a rainy night. We had a good clip of snow , sleet and gruple Sunday afternoon that you should have got in on. We also had couple of snow flurries flying around a few nights prior.

Big m************ snow drifts.

First flakes of the season are falling here in New Cumberland atm.

Thanks, Snowman. I missed your reply the other day. I didn't want to sound to crazy with the numbers, but I believe it was actually more than eight degrees in a few minutes. I was working right at the east foot of South Mountain in Dillsburg. I'm familiar with mixing, compressional warming, and forcing but what I experienced at the foot of south mountain was exceptionally extreme from what i've experienced outdoors in my lifetime and i've experienced a lot. I wonder how many times i've experienced compressional warming compared to other surface warming dynamics ? Based on what I experienced the other day, I would have to say not much. It definitely feels different.I'll recognize it next time, if that's what it was.

Yes, speaking of the f****** devil, my windows are rattling at a crazy high frequency that i've never heard before.

A lot of times I feel like they're just hype.This one's pretty terrifying for me.

I'm not sure if it was isolated or if anyone picked it up tonight, but right around five o'clock, the temperature spiked about eight degrees in a few minutes while I was in dillsburg and the wind just came out of nowhere without warning. From the very first gust, it meant business out that way.

There were several trees that I could hear come down around forty minutes ago, and I saw several power flashes on a wild ride home from York Haven tonight with no shortage of road closures and trees down along the way. I've been hanging out down in my basement since I heard the first tree come down near my home. I'm not getting any of the wind protection tonight that i've talked about. This s***'s f****** b****.

My youtube feed has been full of talks of early winter snowstorms , visitors from outer space and AI pandas. It looks like it's going to be one hell of a digital ride this winter, hopefully we can have some early season sleigh rides to match.

Wind throughout the column can really throw off the estimates. The inaccuracies align with the nearest soundings yesterday. Some places south and west should have gotten a little more than what's reflected on that map but as I mentioned wins throughout the column effect, it, so it's a little more complicated than that.

I was thinking add 40 or subtract 30.

Not really sure how the wind affects the rides but there's no way I'd be able to be out in this shit for more than a couple hours without the wind, giving me a thumping headache . I have to be out in it all day today so I went proactive with th NSAIDs.

They always predict an average to above average hurricane season unless el nino is present. However, they do seem to break out a little more science to try to figure out the land falling part.