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NAM looks not that far from the NWS forecast 3" to 5" I am not stunned!
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If you follow these short term models....
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10 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:
As soon as the WSWs get hoisted the SE zones go to complete shit. An inch or 2 now if we r lucky on latest mesos. Lets hope the NAM at 0z corrects this and NAMS us.
Steve models are not real useful at this point....they will waver back and forth - time for radar and station obs
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29 minutes ago, Birds~69 said:
Who?
16 minutes ago, RedSky said:The RAP looks like the hrrrr and anybody have the 18z euro? Not liking the dry frame I saw.
Never a big fan of the short term rapid refresh type models....need to watch obs and radars for reality at this point
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3 minutes ago, Birds~69 said:
Who?
Never saw him before.....then again I never watch TV weather folks - just happened to pass by as my wife was watching
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Just saw a forecaster on Fox29 say it will be a heavy wet snow to shovel in the morning.....
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2 minutes ago, snowwors2 said:
Rayon’s train had a REAL BAD derailment during our most recent storm‼️
ya think? he had no zip zero snow for SE PA.....that said he is usually pretty solid in his views
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Bernie Rayno's circled view of where area of "heaviest" snow could be...
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Interesting you can see the difference where State College has updated and increased their snow totals...
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Just now, Blue Dream said:
anybody else setting their alarm for 4AM tomorrow lol?
I will be up early need to clear drive and get down to SIC in time for 5k run at noon
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Winter Storm Warning just issues for Western Counties for 3" to 7" of snow for State College zones
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Nice to see such consistency across the models...kind of thought the Euro would have a strange run like it did before the last storm....I still kind of think everyone stays with a WWA as meeting the 5"+ criteria seems to be marginal at best. But clearly best shot for any warnings would be Chester, Delaware, Lower Montco and Bucks...
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Just now, RedSky said:
I smell winter storm warnings hoisted this afternoon
Maybe for spots with lower criteria (5") thresholds
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Winds have been gusting into the 20's from the northwest this morning. We should see sun for much of the day before clouds increase this afternoon. Snow will develop from west to east across the county toward the midnight hour tonight. The snow should end near daybreak with a general 2" to 5" forecast across the area. Sun returns for the rest of the weekend with temps not too far from normal levels with highs in the upper 30's.Chester County Records for today: High 75 Phoenixville (1954) / Low -2.8 below Glenmoore & East Nantmeal (2015) / Precipitation 1.53" Chester Springs (2016) / Snow 17" West Chester (1958)
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Winds have been gusting into the 20's from the northwest this morning. We should see sun for much of the day before clouds increase this afternoon. Snow will develop from west to east across the county toward the midnight hour tonight. The snow should end near daybreak with a general 2" to 5" forecast across the area. Sun returns for the rest of the weekend with temps not too far from normal levels with highs in the upper 30's.Chester County Records for today: High 75 Phoenixville (1954) / Low -2.8 below Glenmoore & East Nantmeal (2015) / Precipitation 1.53" Chester Springs (2016) / Snow 17" West Chester (1958)
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On 2/9/2024 at 2:25 PM, hazwoper said:
Ohhhh....so you're a scientist. Gotcha. LOL.
The science is settled for your information. The release of carbon from the burning of fossil fuels that have been held up in the earth's crust since well before the dawn man are ABSOLUTELY, 100% increasing global temperatures. Its settled science Mr. Scientist.
Of course true science is never called or deemed settled!! It must and should always be questioned!! Climate change is real and constant and will never change.
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12 minutes ago, Duca892 said:
Another 2-4in for the Lehigh Valley after a 9in on Tuesday?
Truth! if here in Chester County we get 3.6" or more of snow on Saturday we would be above our average snowfall through the 17th of February of 25.3" of snow.
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Some snow flurries falling here across NW Chesco with the temp at 32.6 as the clipper passes to our north.
The Official Unofficial Overnight February 16/17th Snow/OBS Thread
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32.8 DP 23 heavy virga here in East Nantmeal