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If I was a betting man Id guess CTP will issue WSW during the early morning product updates and paint a broad-brushed 4-7” across at least Cumberland, Dauphin, and Lebanon Counties
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Typically, especially in February, a sub 980-ish storm near the Delmarva is a locked down major snowstorm for our area. Obviously, the lack of cold air and a strong high to the north make this tricky. BUT, a deepening storm with strong forcing and ascent can definitely manufacture its own cold as these models are now showing. Rates could be very impressive…maybe someone hears some thundersnow??
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My temp now is 42° and DP is 34
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NWS CTP updated their discussion at 9:07PM (before 0z NAM came in) and were already discussing significant snow may now make it down to the I-81 corridor and they will ride the watch still
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Average kuchera snowfall blended between 0z HRRR and 0z 3km NAM for Lebanon County blends to about 9-10” and 1.3” LE
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If the NAM is anywhere close to accurate NWS CTP would need to flip where they have the WSW up and put it much farther south
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HRRR slightly colder and SLP cuts east across Virginia to the Delmarva. “Puking” snow come sunrise for many
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Definitely a subtle shift south on the 18z runs. Another 40 mile shift south would put many people in 6+” amounts
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Icon and Canadian suites were non-events for our area 24 hours ago and now the RGEM is printing out higher totals not far to our NE and coming more in line with the other guidance. I will be looking at the 0z HRRR long run again to see how consistent it is with itself from 18z
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18z 3km NAM and 18z long range HRRR are VERY similar in all aspects. Id take my 5” snowfall as both show for Lebanon. Technically, would be the biggest single snowfall of the year for here as I believe the biggest so far was 4” and I am sitting at 11.5” on the season so far
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Hour 48 on HRRR has storm ending in CTP and wrapping up in eastern PA. This would be very nice if it could verify. Essentially dumps 2-5” for many in under 4 hours
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