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pasnownut

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  1. 37 was my high for Tuesday. Thought it was to be around 40-42?? Ground truth, it really doesn't matter much. It's been plenty cold, and the diff for those who have the concrete base is not much. Even thought its early Feb, you're ALWAYS gonna have a bit of melt off. It's normal and should be expected and not "part of a new normal" IMO. Unless someone has data to the contrary....the reality is that for those that have a concrete base, many areas are 1-3" thick which is highly susceptible to some meltoff. Go up north where the concrete/snowpack is legit. ONLY meltoff is places that have been plowed.
  2. you know I want the GFS/Euro to be right wrt SLP and precip being advertised, but once again, just north and west of HBG will likely be a notably different event than down here south of the mtns (thinking frozen vs non frozen). As I've stated for the last 2 days, we need the cold press to get here quicker and SLP to slow a bit (MBY does anyway). 4" of snow has not really been showing on anything other than GFS down here (and as we all know, TT maps dont break it down well, so likely much of that frozen is IP/ZR). Just watching boundary layers/thermals tick back NW is a kiss of death for LSV. Just cant polish that turd pal. For us down here, it is what it is and has been all too often. If I lived in Magville to Voyagerville, I'd be watchin like a hawk....and I'm rootin for all peeps N and W of there to get the goods.
  3. wow...that sure is quite the "mix". Hope you guys get hammered. I'd love me a good sleetfest w/ a little snow on top before it shuts down. Not likely, but not impossible at 2.5 days out.
  4. LSV was never really in this one. We were teased early on w/ SE ticks, but nothing near enough. No surprise at all. I'da been happy for a bit of consolation frozen stuff, and still think it happens a bit. I said it a yesterday, this is and always one to watch from pit to poconos and pts NW. Norther and westers rejoice once again. We'll get one sometime...this year next year...who knows. Time for some who are longing for it, to get in car n roadtrip a bit. Northern Pa likely to have 15-18" snowpack after this event. They'd be happy for your business....go enjoy the winter wonderland up there.
  5. It's been a challenging year for tracking vs Mag's season to date totals... I like what mag posted, and as I suggested earlier, the key is to get that boundary as far south prior to go time. I'm largely in trouble here in the LSV w/ some back end taint to snow, but were I in true CTP to NW'sers, I'd be watching this like a hawk. With the qpf and trajectory that is shown, whomever sits on the cold side, is going to be in for a nice event.
  6. i agree w/ canderson that timing rarely works for cold press wrt events like this. That said, the way to the promise land is for the boundary keep pressing (like 18z NAM is ticking away at), and get boundary far enough south that we dont need to wait. Also would like to see the SLP slow a bit, which give us time for boundary to eek south.
  7. But it did come south a bit, and joins camp w/ GFS and NAM. Snow maps show a tick SE and now has KPIT and Wspt now getting some frozen. 0z was extreme northern tier and NW PA event. Based on last few events, GFS seemed to lead the way, so I'm gonna hug it, till something better (not hotter) comes along.
  8. Add CMC to the steppin backwards camp.... GFS and NAM both stepped forward, and hoping for the win.
  9. Verbatim its a far cry better than it was a short time ago. It's a step in the right direction.
  10. I'll take me some GFS...please and thanks. ICON stepped back a bit. A tad more ridging out front or less press from frontal boundary. Too busy to deep dive, but thats likely what happened. GFS is getting really good...IF IF IF it continues to press the boundary.
  11. for MBY I dont like this one bit..... But thanks for sharing. I live underneath that blue dot in lanco, but closer to the 2 and this represents what i've been seeing.
  12. and as I perused the overnights....through the end of the runs, I'm not seeing any big sustained changes... Looping throuh Ens guidance, outside of a couple brief warmups, the 2m temp anomalies show much more blue in the east. Here is the end of the run, and yes, I know it can change, but everyone was chatting up a pattern change and the window closing. if it does, it's a brief one.
  13. It's winter, and If I don't have anything to track, I've got no chance at snow.... I'll keep trackin thank you..... Most in this forum have had snow on the ground for a few weeks now, and for some well over a month - to 2 months in northern tier. While I realize much of the fun is the thrill of the chase, If i had what some of you have, I'd be just fine w/ where things are. Thats just me though. I like the look of winter. As I "get around" between my job and my travels north, I've seen what others have, and I'm jealous. Hasnt been great but this beats the hell out of a shutout, close the blinds pattern...if you truly are a snow lover. JMO's
  14. But to that I say show me ANY model that has not been lost at some point this season. Ask a red tagger how frustrating it's been . I bet they'd agree that nothing has come easy wrt forecasting here in the east this year. No wonder us amateurs are frustrated. Down here in Lanco, decent snows w/ staying power have been all around us....and we get car toppers. It's still mostly brown down here. I'll just hope n pray the 6zGFS snow map is 1/3 - 1/2 right and I'll be giddier than all hell. 15" OTG this weekend at the cabin. It's DEEP DEEP winter up there. Snow has been on the ground since last weekend of November up there.
  15. Go pull the snow map up for this weekend as well as beyond. Dont have coffee in your mouth. You'll be cleaning up your screen. Fun to look at.
  16. Bringing the boundary closer to PA (in this large scale regime) might be the way to getting the goods. Just need that 540 to stay below (as currently depicted) and we might be fighting over who gets the most.
  17. verbatim the gfs after brief warmup would arguably be the most tracking we'd be doing this winter. LIne em up....... and lol
  18. I'm guessing you have snow cover..... Some of us don't and will take their 1.5 and like it.....or not.
  19. RGEM still cuts lanco in 1/2 w broom vs plowable, but it did back into eastern pa w/ more broom snow.
  20. Looking like the snows out in front of the arctic boundary are showing up again. tha'll set the mood right for many that already have snow, and help those of us that have been staring at snow piles, as we've been brown for a while.
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