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Birds~69

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  1. Snow line slowly but surely moving south.... 36F/Rain
  2. We're ahead of changeover schedule. Just ticked down to 36F/Rain...
  3. Looks like the snow line is ready to hit Allentown if it hasn't already... Steady rain/37F
  4. 42F here...Scranton down to 30F so colder air around.
  5. WV radar and stuff/yellows are building heading our way, it kinda looks on schedule. Down to 43F. If I'm in the 30s by midnight and radar is filling in I'd consider that a win...
  6. Messing w/you. Could be graupel or minor hallucinations? Happens to the best of weenies. Thinking some frozen stuff mixing in/changing by 3am for the far burbs, by 5am for mid/upper Mont/Bucks counties and 6am+ for Philly and lower Mont/Bucks counties. The earlier the better of course... 44F/light rain
  7. Down to 44F...at least it's starting to make its move.
  8. So would I!! Thing is, the 3 major networks snow total maps are in the same general area and it's not just 1 network. I think they are pretty much locked into this. This kind of setup is difficult to predict snow amounts...
  9. Yep. Tree limbs breaking, transformers exploding, rooftops collapsing....good stuff! 46F
  10. 3-5" here...no one is mentioning the 30+mph winds which will smash/stick the super wet heavy snow to everything which is kinda cool... 46F
  11. CBS3 gives Philly just about squat...
  12. Exactly. I thought 1-3" was a tad nice. Could happen but the city is generally a heat pit...
  13. NBC10 pretty much had the same map...
  14. Go to the top right on this site hit your name then hit "my attachments" and start deleting old ones. I think each member has a 40mb limit tillk maxed out. Once you free up room, you'll be able to add attachments.
  15. Unless I'm missing something the timestamp on each page is 2/11 6:25am
  16. Yep, that's my thoughts. Pretty much after midnight tonight I'll start looking way N and see where the cold air lies. Then I'll follow Allentown/Lehigh Valley obs and so on as the cold moves S while following the moisture. It usually gives me an idea if we're going to get screwed or not. Is the cold air moving faster than predicted? Or slower? 36F
  17. More times than not these setups don't pan out. Either the cold takes too long to filter down or the precep scoots out of here quicker than expected or both. I do remember a couple plaster jobs, better than expected but they are far and few between... 40F/Cloudy
  18. Just now, Cecily (Accu Weather) not buying it yet but did mention the S trend... 41F/cloudy
  19. You misunderstood. E) Top ten greatest individual snowstorms: 1. 31.0” (Jan. 6-8, 1996) 2. 28.5” (Feb. 5-6, 2010) 3. 23.2” (Dec. 19-20, 2009) 4. 22.4” (Jan. 23-24, 2016) 5. 21.2” (Feb. 11-12, 1983) .....and number 9. 18.7” (Feb. 16-17, 2003) would be my 6th.
  20. Overall 6/10 for myself...but all of the top 5. 46F/cloudy
  21. Pretty sure I saw or read somewhere we are 6F or 7F above average so far this month. Ground is toasty so I'll need good rates for anything to stick to paved surfaces around here... 42f/cloudy
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