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Tatamy

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  1. The echos over eastern PA are snow showers and squalls. The echos moving along I84 look quite intense with visibility’s of 1/2 mile or less. The brief snow shower we just had dropped visibility below 1/2 mile. Temperature dropped from 41 to 36 as it passed. If you are N&W of the city look out for these.
  2. Strongly agree. The model has been a consistent outlier with its fantasy snowstorms and blizzards. What’s worse is that people are misappropriating it to social media to drum up hits on their pages and sites.
  3. I took the photo below in April 2024. This from a park in upstate NY called Mexico Point State Park. It’s on the shore of Lake Ontario right in the heart of the snow belt country. It looks and feels like the shore of LI Sound. A town called Pulaski just a few miles away recorded 4 feet of snow in two days with a lake effect event in the past two weeks. If you want to see KU style snow events each year this is where you need to be.
  4. You said it best earlier. Ensemble support is not there.
  5. We have been getting steady light snow behind the main squall since about 4:30 AM. The roads are a mess here.
  6. It was a quick hitter here. Pretty much over and done within 5-10 minutes. Left a fresh coating on the ground.
  7. Snow Squall warnings across all of northern NJ in the Mt. Holly CWA.
  8. Squall is in progress here. I can just about see across the street.
  9. This feature is causing whiteout conditions to develop within about 60 seconds as it passes. I am seeing this on traffic cams along both I78 and I80. Crazy stuff.
  10. Snow squall warnings for NW NJ now.
  11. Latest short range guidance (HRRR) has it reaching the city between 5:00 AM and 6:00 AM.
  12. A large part of eastern and northeastern PA is now under snow squall warnings. This is very much the real deal as seen on traffic cams in that area. This will be approaching NW NJ and adjacent areas in less than an hour.
  13. Snow Squalls currently in the Scranton to Hazleton area are producing near whiteout conditions along parts of I80/I81. This feature is moving to the south and east at a brisk pace.
  14. Light snow currently. Most stations in eastern PA are reporting light snow at this hour. 24/22
  15. mPING reports of sleet and freezing rain from Scranton to Stroudsburg.
  16. No thump here. This will be a mixed bag all night in eastern PA. Reports of sleet and freezing rain in my area currently. Roads have become slippery and ice covered quickly.
  17. Moderate Sleet. 25/12. Per radar this sleet is moving rapidly eastwards.
  18. Light snow flurries here. Light freezing rain about 30 miles west of Allentown. Looks like the demarcation area between precipitation types is starting to set up as expected.
  19. Try forecasting for where I live. NAM says nada and the GFS / RAP 21z says 9”. I am still going for the under.
  20. That depends on where you were. Places well north and west of the city did get a heavy snow event with this one. Allentown had 17”. Places in upstate NY measured into the feet.
  21. There will be a sleet bomb with this one and that will be in my part of eastern PA and places west of here. The place to be with this one will be the Metro area and places to the north and east. The forcing accompanying this system looks to be the real deal for the snow lovers. I bought four bags of ice remover yesterday so I am all set. I’m figuring on 1-2” with sleet and ice on top.
  22. Don’t forget Jan 78. It was really nice waking up to a foot of totally unexpected snow.
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