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MGorse

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  1. MGorse
    81F Quite the temperature gradient at the coast.
  2. MGorse
    A balmy high temperature of 74F here today.
  3. MGorse
    High temperature of 71F here today. Currently 70F with a cloudy sky.
  4. MGorse
    Welcome to March!
  5. MGorse
    February 22-23, 2026 blizzard. This was based on reports NWS Mount Holly received.
  6. MGorse
    The east to northeast low-level flow is starting to increase in conjuction with increasing lift aloft from the south as the surface low is developing off the NC coast.
  7. MGorse
    The 12z NBM does not include the 12z models. There is a lag.
  8. MGorse
    We are seeing that lowering of snow amounts in the guidance on the western edge. Banding may end up being east of Berks and the Lehigh Valley, or there could be dual banding with one extending into this area at least for a time tonight.
  9. MGorse
    We are ready for this blizzard.
  10. MGorse
    Well, the NAM is one hell of a start to the 00z suite. Unreal!!
  11. MGorse
    The NBM ratios are likely too high as it usually runs on the higher side.
  12. MGorse
    I think that data will be for the 00z models.
  13. MGorse
    NAM FGEN Sunday night. Damn!
  14. MGorse
    The 18z HRRR, NAM and NAM 3km have all gone nuclear!!
  15. MGorse
    Well hello there 18z NAM. Insane!
  16. MGorse
    Well, I am now included in a Blizzard Warning. This should be very interesting!
  17. MGorse
    The main forecast update is now finalized usually between 1-2 AM/PM.
  18. MGorse
    Well, I have been called into work tomorrow. Good times to be had!
  19. MGorse
    Good morning. Winter storm still there I see.
  20. MGorse
    6ABC increased amounts for some.
  21. MGorse
    Add the 00z GFS to the meteorological porn. Insane!!
  22. MGorse
    Yup, wind, coastal flooding and beach erosion at the coast could be bad with this.
  23. MGorse
    If it is snowing at 1-3 inches per hour and especially also at night, it will stick to the roads.
  24. MGorse
    That could be 4 inches per hour with thunder. Crazy!
  25. MGorse
    This is absolutely nuts!!
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