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MGorse

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  1. 4 minutes ago, rcostell said:

    Mike-  Always appreciate your time and comments in this forum.. Hope I'm not imposing on asking your opinion on the likely hood that a 9 PM Tuesday evening flight out of PHL (to Madrid- retirement vacation) will be cancelled? Too soon to hypothesize at this time?  Much obliged on any comments on trends...  I'd have to pull the trigger later tomorrow on reschedule...  

    I think there will be some snow, although confidence is low given the variability in the model guidance. I recommend checking the latest forecasts again tomorrow before making a final decision. 

  2. It certainly looks and feels like snow is on the way, but then looking at the radar it does look all that impressive. 

    I noticed the HRRR and the NAM/NAM nest narrowing the precipitation shield especially farther south like in the Philly metro area with it completely ending faster south of there. Radar trends so far seem to be showing that evolution so far. Time will tell. 

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  3. 2 minutes ago, Birds~69 said:

    Well then, that's a whole different story. 

    13F DP in North Wales. 

    Virga is highly annoying...may be in my top five pet peeves.

    Yup, nothing like seeing precipitation on the radar overhead for awhile yet you keep looking out at the porch light and see no snow. :thumbsdown:

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  4. 1 minute ago, Birds~69 said:

    Best thing to do if you're up, check the radar and locations nearby and see if they're reporting snow. You'll get a estimate what to expect when it arrives in your area. 18 dew point isn't too bad. There are times when it's in single digits where I worry,..

    PHL's dew point is at 12F as of 8 PM. Mount Pocono's dew point is sitting at 7F.

  5. The dew points are certainly low. It will be interesting to see what happens overnight and early Thursday morning as the initial cooling occurs with the onset of the precipitation while the warm air advection strengthens the warm layer aloft. It will be a battle!

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  6. 3 minutes ago, RU848789 said:

    Mike - sorry if I've been a little testy, but it's frustrating to not know what you guys are thinking and that 7 pm onward map on the winter weather page without having any updated event snowfall graphic there is very confusing to many, I'm sure.  Maybe they could add the event total graphic to that page.  

    The storm total is right on the winter page. This is what I see when I go to my offices winter page…

     

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  7. 6 minutes ago, winterwarlock said:

    um nobody looks at things like that...certainly not the public..extremely confusing to put a map like that up...and considering the 4-6 looks to bust anyhow for hillsborough, trenton and philly..philly getting 4-6..wow

    Send the feedback to my office. Bitching about it on here won’t do a damn thing! 

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