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    6 days straight of below normal temps. Some of it cloud and precip induced. We have scored some pretty decent snow from LSP's minoring out well to our west (this season) so the trend is there for it there to be a possibility albeit the GFS is the extreme version of it.
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    GFS trended several degrees warmer with 2M temps for Sunday AM but still paddles the MA wronginista's with midday Monday snow. Edit-And a second snow storm Tuesday! LOL. Clown maps are going to be juicy.
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    The GFS is getting so little respect these days that pretty much everyone is ignoring the WSW slop event, with marginal temps, in VA for early next week.
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    Still a good 5-7 degree bust for you guys. Think the earlier clouds here really did in our chances.
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    We never made it to 60 today...on the way down now at 57 with a cool mostly easterly wind gusting over 20. Maybe tomorrow. I know most of the LSV scored big warm wise.
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    I always thought you were known as a bit of a warminista. You are on the Cold Choo Choo lately. :-)
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    On a roll today. Taking over the train controls for a bit. Have to like this EC Ens Average map picked up off the MA. Canadian and American counterparts were similar.
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    LOL, take a look at the Euro from yesterday...and the extreme changes in both ground truth weather and upper air patterns for early next week as of today, and take anything the Euro says 7-10 out with a grain of salt. The Euro has completely evacuated the east of cold air at 222 while the GFS and CMC have completely different timing and results. The GFS is a cutter....Euro is more like a staller and transferer.
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    I am focused on the Euro showing it snowing in the southern LSV mid day Tuesday with temps below freezing :-).
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    Yep, 6Z was colder and 12Z is even colder. The prospects of more March winter hit rock bottom on the 12Z Euro yesterday and has been trending back up since then.
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    Its currently cloudy and only 56 right now...near Pen Mar Park. Trends in 12Z suites bring winter back in a few days.
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    I know one poster who will gladly pick this up and run with it.
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    THE HRRR is on the ball with the early high temps but seems to keep any additional raises down to a 2-3 degree total. Interesting to see if you make it.
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    Yep, and the Op's of varying countries are responding as such. Whether it snows or not is debatable but the theme of the 12Z runs so far has been much colder next week.
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    its been cloudy here most of the day and is just up to 56. Your AFD does say mostly sunny though so you have got yourself a bust :-).
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    LOL, Sweet. Hilarious. Mine is staying wrapped up.
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    Good research. I think it's safe to assume it had not snowed that often in the summer. My mom insists one summer day she saw snow flakes falling in the 40's despite it being in the 60's or 70's. She went as far as to claim she went outside and let them land on her and watch them melt. The science of it does not add up though.
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    Thanks, same to you. I frankly thought most of the August and July snow reports were along the same line of our grandparents telling us they walked 5 miles to school in 3 feet of snow and no shoes. But your run down of actual NWS reports makes it a bit more intriguing as to the hows and whys.
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    We all know the difference in the formation of sleet vs. hail but if the rule is that sleet can be recorded as snow then a valid argument can be made for hail. Take a fall or spring ice pellet. Are we sending up balloons to make sure the ball of ice was formed in the clouds or on the way down? :-). With that said it has hailed a lot more than those occurrences you referenced so I do not think that is the final answer.
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    Both the 12Z Nam and Icon (in previous runs as well) have a sneaky freeze tonight for some. Icon also has some MA snow next week with some serious back door cold. Highs in the low to mid 30's (Edit-GFS as well. Get your snow tracking pants back on. @paweather's hiatus lasted less than 24 hours)
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    I would love to see that .1" from July 1930. It was surely .4" per Blizz. I would say that most of those are graupel or some other frozen entity. In theory I can see it raining hard enough any month and having a flake or two reach the ground due to speed of descent if its really cold upstairs.
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    There were some reports of it snowing in August in York County....in the late 1940's. Will try to dig those up some time. People will argue it was hail or possibly ash.
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    Well, the GFS trended toward the CMC and lessened the S/E ridge influence with bringing the deepest cold over us the weekend after next. Euro did not budge much. CMC pulled away from it being cold early next week but still brings the goods mid week and beyond. Overall a good night for the coldinista's.
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    It will be interesting to see what this time has done to us as to the future. RE: less eating out? Exploring parks more, etc...
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