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  1. I think most of us hobbyists fall victim to going all in on the big totals the models depict, then turning into Negative Nancy's when they back off or we see a bad run. It's part of the game. Of course knowledgeable mets can tone it down or shut it off. Bottom line, it's normal, and there is no need to apologize for it...
  2. Looks like another 10"+ for nearly all of York County on both the NAM and the 3k.
  3. Yeah, I hope so. Right now were back to a fine, pixie dust type snow. Hopefully everything fills back in and we rip again.
  4. Thanks! I'm hoping you and the rest of the guys and gals out that way do as well. Hopefully the storm has some surprises in it...
  5. If it snows like this most of the day, the totals around here are going to be impressive.
  6. Thanks! That's what I thought, but wanted to make sure.
  7. I can vouch for that. At times the flakes are almost dime sized again. I don't know if their rimed with ice as in being close to flipping to sleet, but they made a lot of noise on my jacket when they hit. I did a video segment, and it sounded like it was raining when I played it back.
  8. Now on all these models, I should know but I want to double check, the totals they are depicting, they start from the current time (run time start) until the end of the event, correct?
  9. Woke up about 4am, and it was barely snowing. Fast forward to 7am, and it's snowing like crazy now. I have a "so far" total of 4.75 to 5 inches, but it's starting to get windy and blow around a little. I can't wait to see what we all end up with, which model (not the Canadians...lol) verifies, and who ends up with the region's jackpot!
  10. I'm going to try not to panic, but that dry slot pushed farther north than I thought it would. I figured we'd have light snow throughout the night until the coastal took over.
  11. It's funny. Way back when I lived in the Lehigh Valley, a lot of the best snowstorms were in the Poconos and the coal region. Now, after 5 years in AZ, the past 20 years most times featured the best snowstorms in the Lehigh Valley and not so severe (relatively speaking) up here.
  12. Flake size has increased a bit, and every now and again a gust whips up and blows the snow off the roof, so I'm guessing changes are afoot. Earlier it was quite calm.
  13. Hopefully the Kuchera map verifies. For missing out on getting started with new job this week, I'm hoping the payoff is a bigger storm than December 17.
  14. Can't find the strike through feature on the mobile app, but I fixed your post for you...
  15. We went white LED here, so no more orange sky. I used to love the orange glow from the sodium vapor lights on a snowy night...
  16. 1.75" so far in Tamaqua. I only need 48 more so the Canadian model from earlier can verify...
  17. I beg to differ. It's when you see the dry slot barrelling up the I-81 corridor out of VA and MD...lol
  18. No joke, the flakes are dime sized here in Tamaqua. Same up there?
  19. Thanks. I don't know if it will or not, but thinking myself that a cancellation would happen, and that I'd either be stuck in AVP for day or so, or forcing my wife and brother in law to come back up and get me in bad road conditions, I cancelled with a reschedule option. We'll see how the employer handles it. Snowing pretty good here again with nice sized flakes and a good dusting.
  20. Haha...I forgot that. The color gradient was orange.
  21. It snowed for about 15 minutes and then stopped. The clouds have an orangish glow right now as if the sun IS trying to break through.
  22. It might. Even the delay wiped me out of my Chicago connection, and who knows how flights nationwide will be affected. It's like a domino effect once the cancellations and delays get more frequent. The snow stopped for the moment, but it's probably going to be intermittent at first.
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