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That man is why I became so interested in weather and wanted to be a professional MET....but alas I was not nearly smart enough for that!!
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Following the frontal passage this morning any flurries or squalls will end. Temperatures will fall below freezing by late morning in most areas and continue to slowly fall into the 20's in most spots by 4pm. Winds could gust as high as 45mph and cause some power outages in the usual suspect spots (like mine). Tomorrow may be our first sub-freezing day of the season with highs not reaching freezing. We start a nice warming trend over the weekend that should last through mid-week before we chill down again by later next week. We may have several rain chances Monday through Wednesday.
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Following the frontal passage this morning any flurries or squalls will end. Temperatures will fall below freezing by late morning in most areas and continue to slowly fall into the 20's in most spots by 4pm. Winds could gust as high as 45mph and cause some power outages in the usual suspect spots (like mine). Tomorrow may be our first sub-freezing day of the season with highs not reaching freezing. We start a nice warming trend over the weekend that should last through mid-week before we chill down again by later next week. We may have several rain chances Monday through Wednesday.
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We remain below normal through Saturday before a nice warmup gets underway on Sunday. Some snow flurries could develop later this evening. A strong cold front will sweep from west to east sometime just before rush hour tomorrow morning. Some spots could see a briefly heavy snow squall. Any squall could leave a quick coating to 1/2 inch of snow. Tomorrow will be very windy with temperatures falling from an early morning high just above freezing. Most spots will struggle to get above the freezing mark on Friday. Warmer with rain chances by next Monday morning's rush hour.
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We remain below normal through Saturday before a nice warmup gets underway on Sunday. Some snow flurries could develop later this evening. A strong cold front will sweep from west to east sometime just before rush hour tomorrow morning. Some spots could see a briefly heavy snow squall. Any squall could leave a quick coating to 1/2 inch of snow. Tomorrow will be very windy with temperatures falling from an early morning high just above freezing. Most spots will struggle to get above the freezing mark on Friday. Warmer with rain chances by next Monday morning's rush hour.
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Below is some record climate data for Chester County PA since 1893 for the Month of December. Take a look at that delta between the average temperature during that warm recent December of 2015 vs. the record cold December back in 1989. Only a 27 degree average temperature difference!
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Below is some record climate data for Chester County PA since 1893 for the Month of December. Take a look at that delta between the average temperature during that warm recent December of 2015 vs. the record cold December back in 1989. Only a 27 degree average temperature difference!
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Here in the Philly burbs of Chester County PA November 2024 ended with an overall average temperature across the County of 47.7 - this was the 19th warmest November since 1893 (see top 20 below). The coolest station was Warwick Park and the warmest was The Brandywine Regional Airport (KOQN) in West Chester.
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Here in the Philly burbs of Chester County PA November 2024 ended with an overall average temperature across the County of 47.7 - this was the 19th warmest November since 1893 (see top 20 below). The coolest station was Warwick Park and the warmest was The Brandywine Regional Airport (KOQN) in West Chester.
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A cold week ahead with well below normal temperatures across the area to start the first week of December. Mainly dry with the exception of a couple of light snow chances on Wednesday night and again on Saturday night.
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A cold week ahead with well below normal temperatures across the area to start the first week of December. Mainly dry with the exception of a couple of light snow chances on Wednesday night and again on Saturday night.
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Today was on average was the coldest 1st day of December in 25 years here across all of the Chester County PA NWS Reporting Stations
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Today was on average the coldest 1st day of December in 25 years here across all of the Chester County PA NWS Reporting Stations
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Here in East Nantmeal we finished November as the 6th warmest November in the last 21 years at 47.7 degrees which is 3.2 degrees above normal. I will have the monthly climate summary for all reporting stations across the county later. We should open December with a colder than normal stretch with a couple of minor snow chances toward Thursday morning and again over the weekend.
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Here in East Nantmeal we finished November as the 6th warmest November in the last 21 years at 47.7 degrees which is 3.2 degrees above normal. I will have the monthly climate summary for all reporting stations across the county later. We should open December with a colder than normal stretch with a couple of minor snow chances toward Thursday morning and again over the weekend.
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There is always talk that it doesn't snow like it used to in "the old days". Welp - At least here in the philly burbs of Chester County we had quite a few relatively snowy "winters of a lifetime" since 2002-03....all of the yellow highlighted seasons are just since Y2K!! Very cyclical as always!
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Here in East Nantmeal the low this morning of 24.4 degrees was our coldest reading since March 22nd when we reached 23 degrees. Today has a forecast to be our coldest high temperature (34 degrees) since the 34.3 degrees back on February 17th. We look to stay cold with below normal temperatures through the 1st 9 or 10 days of December before we should see a nice warming trend by mid-month. There could be a couple snow chances - the first chance on Wednesday night and maybe additional potential toward next weekend.
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Here in East Nantmeal the low this morning of 24.4 degrees was our coldest reading since March 22nd when we reached 23 degrees. Today has a forecast to be our coldest high temperature (34 degrees) since the 34.3 degrees back on February 17th. We look to stay cold with below normal temperatures through the 1st 9 or 10 days of December before we should see a nice warming trend by mid-month. There could be a couple snow chances - the first chance on Wednesday night and maybe additional potential toward next weekend.
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At least here in the philly burbs of Chester County we had quite a few "winters of a lifetime" since 2002-03....all of the yellow highlighted seasons are just since Y2K!! Very cyclical as always!
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Chilly today but turning colder tomorrow with a reinforcing cold front later today. We could see a couple light snow flurries today. High temperatures both Saturday and Sunday are just a few degrees above freezing. Temperatures will remain well below normal all week with snow chances increasing by Wednesday night into Thursday morning with the approach of an Alberta Clipper system.
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Chilly today but turning colder tomorrow with a reinforcing cold front later today. We could see a couple light snow flurries today. High temperatures both Saturday and Sunday are just a few degrees above freezing. Temperatures will remain well below normal all week with snow chances increasing by Wednesday night into Thursday morning with the approach of an Alberta Clipper system.
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Happy Thanksgiving to all of you and your families! We have picked up between 0.50" to 0.75" of rain across the county overnight. Here in East Nantmeal we have picked up 0.70" of rain. Rain should end by early this afternoon. After today we should be dry and unseasonably chilly for the next week with temperatures averaging almost 10 degrees below normal levels for the start of December. Highs on both Saturday and Sunday will struggle to get much above freezing for high temperatures.
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Happy Thanksgiving to all of you and your families! We have picked up between 0.50" to 0.75" of rain across the county overnight. Here in East Nantmeal we have picked up 0.70" of rain. Rain should end by early this afternoon. After today we should be dry and unseasonably chilly for the next week with temperatures averaging almost 10 degrees below normal levels for the start of December. Highs on both Saturday and Sunday will struggle to get much above freezing for high temperatures.
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The ensemble runs of both the GFS and European deliver some snow over the next chilly couple of weeks across the region.
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A nice day to take care of any last-minute prep for Thanksgiving with sunny weather and temperatures about average for late November at near 50 degrees. Today will be our last above normal temperature day for quite a while. High temperatures will fall to the mid 40's tomorrow and then to the 30's by day and low 20's at night for much of the next week. Our only rain opportunity over the next week arrives by dawn tomorrow and should be exiting stage right by early afternoon. We could see around 0.50" of rain from this event.
