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MGorse

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  1. Looks like she was showing their 'Fox Model' which is probably not their actual current forecast totals, for what its worth.
  2. The NWS currently does not have 6-8 inches in the forecast.
  3. That will be reviewed again during today, but yes definitely looks like a good setup for a period of blowing and drifting snow.
  4. Amounts are no higher than 4-5 inches currently in the forecast (map plots as 4-6 inches).
  5. True but it can end up crossing advisory versus warning criteria. And the WSW product has 2-4 inches but the graphic has an area of 4-6 inches.
  6. A note regarding the NWS total snowfall graphic. If the forecast amounts just cross over a whole number it bumps to the next range. For example, an area of 4.1 to 4.5 inches will be plotted as 4-6 inches. In this case, the forecast actually is not for 5-6 inches.
  7. You need to work on making that happen then.
  8. I work at NWS Mount Holly. When we run our late afternoon climate, the daily snowfall is through 18z.
  9. That may have been the total through 18z (1 PM).
  10. The snow depth in the climate report is at 12z (7 AM).
  11. Squeezed out a tenth of an inch of snow early this afternoon, then a cold nasty rain.
  12. It was 3-5 inches earlier, so not a significant change.
  13. I wonder if the Winter Storm Watch gets expanded to include at least Berks and Lehigh counties.
  14. Since the NBM is a blend of many models, it won’t completely tip to one model such as the NAM.
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