MGorse
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31 for a low at my place early this morning, and yup still very dry.
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There is a radar in Cherry Hill?
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Low temperature of 37 here early this morning.
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Trace of rain so far. Unreal!
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Yeah how about that?
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I don’t think it was subsidence, but more of the system being weaker and less organized.
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0.04” total. Unreal!
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Showers better increase big time overnight! A whopping 0.03 inches today here so far.
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Perhaps be more patient. Some convection has developed in eastern PA toward northern NJ.
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I am not a fan of these mid to upper 70s dew points!
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It sure is humid out! Happy Independence Day everyone!
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It was working just fine yesterday afternoon and night when some storms were moving through the Poconos, northern NJ and into parts of the Lehigh Valley.
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Sharing the rain. Had a downpour. 0.11”
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You wanna share please?
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Sprinkling now. Oh so close.
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No rain here so far but it is not far to my north. Outflow just went through here though.
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The 700 mb FGEN was insane with this event, thus the crazy hourly snowfall rates and totals in a narrow band. This is from the SPC mesoscale analysis data.
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E PA/NJ/DE Winter 2023-2024 OBS/Discussion
MGorse replied to The Iceman's topic in Philadelphia Region
Radar beam tends to overshoot them at that distance from the radar. Snow squalls are usually lower topped. -
Snow Squall Warnings for the Poconos and the Lehigh Valley currently.
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Yup the massive upward motion in that band that interesected the DGZ coupled with deep saturation resulted in much higher SLRs.
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It is completely different. This was via very strong/deep frontogenesis in combination with upper level jet dynamics.
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Easily half of the 4 inches of snow here has already melted.
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The consistency of the snow was wetter than I thought it would be. Looks beautiful though covering all the trees.
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4 inches at my place. Wow regarding that intense band that occurred. The look of it on radar looked like a fire hose of snow that Buffalo gets off Lake Erie. Insane!
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I don’t think it is subsidence, but rather weaker lift outside of the strong lift that is producing the band.
