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MGorse

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  1. Who cares?! It was 26 years ago. Lessons I am sure were learned from that storm but you have to move on.
  2. And I think AccuWeather provided forecasts to KYW radio then.
  3. He must think I am making millions!
  4. You just highlighted one forecast source with that article, no? Come on!
  5. Meteorology is not a perfect science! Many advancements have been made, but there will always be weather events that are just not forecast quite right.
  6. Also, it frustrates me when some point out the missed forecasts but rarely point out all of the successful ones. There are many more good forecasts these days than busts.
  7. You are wrong! I have been misquoted in the newspapers over the years as has some of my coworkers. It does happen! Not often but it does. I am not saying this ‘96 article was a misquote but it does indeed happen.
  8. This was from ‘96! Was this post necessary? And from experience, reporters do not always get the quotes correct.
  9. There is still all of January, February and March.
  10. Well now, this thread certainly has come to life.
  11. Oh I remember, and yes I was being sarcastic. LOL
  12. I meant that the page itself is new/updated...a new web address.
  13. Updated page... https://www.weather.gov/phi/skywarn
  14. Yes I know, and as I said I think we can do without the name calling.
  15. Good that you contacted NCEI. Hopefully they will be in touch with you on what they decide to do.
  16. I first thought about the gradient that occurs from east to west across Chester County, as it can be significant. Have you contacted NCEI (formally NCDC) regarding this? Also, are there any available reports closer to Coatesville to better understand if those values are completely off the rails or not? As ChesoWX stated above, that location was a long standing COOP station. It would be interesting to see what the synoptic setup was during those dates, as I would imagine at least some included intense banding.
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