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It was a Black Hawk helicopter with an American Airlines flight. 12 bodies recovered at this point . Very sad.

-2°F last night in Fairview Township and -4°F in Lisburn. I had another amazing walk last night from around 3:00am untill 6:30am testing new cold gear. I saw several meteors and the lights of the airports , Milltary Depot, Harrisburg, and surrounding towns twinkled beautifully, and bright in the cold air atop Reesers Summit. I stopped at Rutters about 1.5 miles from my house and bought a chocolate milk and banana nut muffin. By the time I finished my walk home my chocolate milk was slush and the muffin was frozen solid. I started my morning walk by taking Ekho out for about 15 minutes. He loves the cold but hates wearing his jackets, so unfortunately he has had to mostly stay home the last few walks.

@WmsptWxShould be reporting in some major witch titty this morning.

I hit 0°F somewhere around 4am and that was as low as I got. My buddy in Lisburn just 4.3 miles away said he hit -3°F

Back up to 1 °F for now.

Last night's walk home from Lisbern was equally beautiful.

Its a cold 0°F here in Fairview Township this early morning fellows ,but it's calm and beautiful. I've waited years for this walk and am hoping to go negative before I'm done.

Three different spots checked all 9" to 9.25" Definitely some drifting out here but that's the fastest 9" I've ever seen.

Killing it out here today dudes.

This is current at the corner of Lisbern and Old Stage Rd. Both are closed due to stuck vehicles.

Pics is from 4:08 . Really nice little event out here at my buddy's house in Lisburn. It's homemade chicken and rice soup on the rocket stove tonight.

First off you can have multiple frontal passages in a day. Second, fronts are typically wedges. It can take a day or two for the changes to be felt at surface level or sometimes not at all especially with shallow cold fronts. Third you wouldn't want to call it a Mexican cold front when the sorce of the front is the pv.

I apologize. I meant to say get on my knees for you fellows and pray for some of that white stuff.

I'd get on my knees for both you fellows and pay for some of that white stuff.

Well unfortunately I think he accidentally set his point and click to Harrisburg NC. years ago .

Ruin is going to hold you accountable for his 1.6

Did you use your crystal ball again to see that cold and dry future ? I remember you said you're pretty old, so is it possible that what you were actually seeing was just a reflection of your testicle?

Unfortunately sitting this one out because I've been feeling like shit the past few days. It looks like I have around 1/2" to 3/4" with mod snow falling atm.

Winter Storm Watch URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE National Weather Service State College PA 340 AM EST Sat Jan 4 2025 PAZ036-064>066-042245- /O.NEW.KCTP.WS.A.0001.250106T0500Z-250107T0500Z/ Franklin-Adams-York-Lancaster- Including the cities of Chambersburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster, and York 340 AM EST Sat Jan 4 2025 ...WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM LATE SUNDAY NIGHT THROUGH MONDAY EVENING... * WHAT...Heavy snow possible. Total snow accumulations 5 inches or more possible. * WHERE...Adams, Franklin, Lancaster, and York Counties. * WHEN...From late Sunday night through Monday evening. * IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult. The hazardous conditions could impact the Monday morning and evening commutes. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... Monitor the latest forecasts for updates on this situation. && $$ For more information from the National Weather Service visit weather.gov/StateCollege Steinbugl/Banghoff

It says hours not tons.

The storm is not fully within the 72-hour range of deterministic QPF and snow forecasts

They just have snow showers for me too. I believe they said something yesterday in their discussion posted here about not ironing out totals until Saturday.

.LONG TERM /SUNDAY NIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY/... In the extended, all attention remains on model details associated with storms system tracking towards the mid Atlantic coast Sunday night and Monday. Model consensus showed a slight northward jog in QPF/snowfall overnight, only to return farther south with a flatter wave solution with 12z runs this (Fri) morning. Negative NAO/Positive PNA pattern means we`ll have to keep watching closely for the evolution, although upstream blocking high is absent which should act to favor the flatter wave and southern solution, keeping heaviest snowfall along and south of the Mason Dixon line. Still, this track will bring plowable snowfall to at least the southern third to maybe half of central PA beginning late Sunday night and continuing Monday, with many more details still yet to be determined heading into the weekend. Very preliminary ballpark ideas are that a coating to 2" could be in play across the central mountains, with 3-5 inches or more possible along the southern tier. In snowier solutions that only comprise 25% of members, the wave packet is more amplified allowing moisture to advect farther northward and jet forcing to be stronger. This could force the heaviest snow axis to land within our CWA, but again a flatter wave solution is favored at this time due to aforementioned factors. PoPs remain high and all snow Sunday night into early Monday, with snow likely winding down through the latter half of Monday. The storm is not fully within the 72-hour range of deterministic QPF and snow forecasts. Behind the departing storm system Tue-Thu, lake effect and upslope snow is expected in NWerly flow. Temperatures will run 5-10 degrees below average Mon-Wed, and may bottom out at 10-15 degrees below average for Thursday

Sorry @Bubbler86 I misread your post.

Prior to 2016 have we ever seen a transfer work out any where close to that one?