51 in Rouzerville at 15 before nooners. Parsing over the WU data shows the wedge of cool air trying to hang on for Central and Eastern LSV. Upper 50's just West of Chambersburg.
Thanks goodness. When I saw I was only at 32 and MDT was at 30, this AM, I went to see if you were up and when I saw not, I started shaking as its not normal for me to beat out/come in higher the HIA gang. I wanted some confirmation.
I just looked at the event for a week from now. But scanning the entire GFS, the temps are seasonal. No 60's and frankly maybe even low 50's for highs at the peak. Just no interesting weather until the weekend after Turkey Day when a low goes through Western PA. Mostly rain here.
A trough swings through but nothing amplifies like it did on the EC 24 hours ago...and in fact today's EC is also more progressive than it's 24 hour past version. Nooners is snoozers.
I actually had not looked but I was mostly refencing the potential for negative titled amplification early next week. Just looked at the GFS and its fairly progressive right now.
Yep. HRRR did not go out that far but the GFS, CMC, NAM and Icon all have it. If the normal summer HIA thing plays out, some will be making a run for Mid 70's. Record is 76 in 1928.
The sun never came out here which was probably part of the reason. I just came in from outside and its winter brutal out. Low 20's wind chill is a bit of a shock.
I agree with you in that the way NCEP measures the various suites, the EC is probably still superior in front placement and timing but for the every day "what is the weather going to be like 3 days from now", the EC really has turned into the model that keeps caving. Not sure if we are in an overall atmospheric period that is problematic for the EC's routines or if changes have made it less effective. I noticed it starting last winter and then with all the ridge's and trough talk here this year.