Tatamy
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3 1/2” OTG. Moderate snow continues. 27* -
Heavy snow with 1/8 mile visibility 29*
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Heavy snow 1/8 mile visibility.
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It really has been booking off to the east as of late. Conversely the back edge of the snow is moving to the NE across VA at about 60 mph. This storm is a fast mover.
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No weenies today- what happened??
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Strongly agree that the Euro lead the way with the more easterly track during the week.
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I am seeing that here now with heavy snow 30*
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There’s rain and snow mixed where 78 and 287 meet however you need to go west of there to find accumulating snow.
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Big difference in conditions from where you are at elevation as compared to those on I80 to your south.
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Heavy snow 1/4 mile visibility.
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Actually for the time being it does not appear that the changeover line is proceeding any further east (as seen on traffic cams). It still runs from about Jugtown Mtn along I78 to the area where 206 connects with I80.
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Snow in NJ as Far East as Rte 206 along I80 and Pattenburg (exit12) along I78.
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Steady snow / 34 degrees. Already sticking to non paved surfaces. This was a direct flip from rain to snow with barely any sleet. The HRRR had the changeover from yesterday at 8:00 AM today and was spot on.
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Rain mixed with snow. 36 degrees.
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Heavy snow is coming down just west of Allentown. Visibility’s along I78 as shown on traffic cameras is under 1/2 mile with moderate to heavy snow.
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Temperature is at 40 out here with light rain. Winds are starting to pick up as the cold air advection commences.
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I would go with the NWS numbers. The 0z models that I have seen so far are not really any higher than previous runs.
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Places to the N and W of I287 are now expecting up to 6-9” with the 18z run.
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Are you up in your place in the Poconos this weekend?
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There have been comments made about the snow amounts being provided by the RGEM (RDPS). One of the Mets on the board- SnowGoose - provided an explanation this morning on this thread regarding this. It has to do with the Synoptics playing out with this storm and how the model handles it.
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The gradient will be sharp however it may not be quite that sharp. This may be related to how the algorithm used by the website uses the output provided by the model.
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There is going to be a fairly sharp gradient between those areas that get the heavy snow and those that don’t. This is something that is actually more common than you might think. In this case that gradient looks to set up along I287. It might not be quite as sharp as the output shown on the clown map.
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Note that there is no longer a blizzard watch. If Parameters are met then the WSW goes straight to a blizzard warning.
