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Bubbler86

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  1. 36 this Am. Going to be quite the ride per the HRRR climbing 30 degrees by late afternoon, a Midnight high in the upper 50's and right back down to 36 again tomorrow AM. The GFS is a cornucopia of winter storms affecting different parts of PA through the whole run.
  2. I believed you, I was saying the zones were odd. You are a great poster so sorry if you took it that I did not believe you.
  3. That is pretty odd. There has always been something brewing for the tue-wed time frame. Here is the GFS from 48 hours ago.
  4. Good example of why I said upper 2/3's of PA. Rou and ITT do not get a winters worth of snow on the GFS.
  5. The 18Z GFS March 3/4th storm is a winter all wrapped up in a couple days for the northern 2/3 of PA. Close to 30" for some including Voyagers house.
  6. 18Z GFS is a lot more interesting for Tue. LSV is still not golden but northern half of PA has a full scale winter storm on their hands. Bostonians are probably getting amped up.
  7. When we were all one forum, just Northeast which included Richmond to Maine, it was ugly. There was a subset of people who tried to talk about everyone but for the most part it was people talking to others in their area but on a wide-open forum so it led to lots of angst.
  8. 12Z Euro has a nice snow for the Northern 1/3 of PA early next week as cutter gets blocked East. Boston is drilled. It does have the March 3rd system just south of PA but not impressive and mostly wet for PA this run. A cutter on the 4th and 5th.
  9. Yep, basically the same here until one of your NY brethren corrected me. That one map I posted suggested Williamsport was not actually in the main Susquehanna Valley at all. But, like @Itstrainingtime said if the local NWS uses their own designation maybe there is more than one interpretation.
  10. Their conclusion suggests it could have happened but "not sure" as there was a high degree of spatial variability (different but closely related locations had very different results.)
  11. The blinds were shut! LOL. Thanks for the update. I was curious. Maybe Saturday.
  12. There is actually some blocking as early as next week so still worth watching model runs and tracking. The main thing on the GFS for me is how cold it is for much of the beginning of March. There is a 1-2 day period where it warms up due to S/W flow from a cutter going to our west but it is winter cold after that.
  13. This is what I was showed which made it appear different. I was DM'ed by someone in the Upper NY thread. LOL. Technically a sliver of PA is in upper on that map but prior to this Dm convo from NY I had always considered Williamsport the USV.
  14. You mention USV and I was corrected on that earlier this year so curious what you guys call the USV? Apparently the USV is actually in NY per a NY'er that corrected me. I never knew that, but I think my view was PA specific.
  15. The lack of cold air around would indeed make your comment very true but at this point, any winter storm is a bonus so not going to quibble. GFS wise the high is in a good position so verbatim I doubt you or I switch to plain rain with that track, but we do lose 850 and 700's.
  16. It sure does. So does the CMC. Just have to hope "base state" the models are basing it on does not change. Will the blocking really be there.
  17. Congrats! ICON got this one right. LOL. No matter how low the initial stats, this could be a stat padder. LOL.
  18. Icon showing the early week system redeveloping to our south and changing some of PA back to snow. Blocking FTW.
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