Cashtown_Coop

Also the numbers aren’t the same. It’s like a calibration issue as well. Temp reads 1 degree higher online than what the home display shows.

Lol I’ve been back and forth emailing mesowest and cwop and they’re telling me everything is fine. It’s been aggravating to say the least. Plus the Rainwise station data is incorrect online. I bet it’s been 20 emails and I’ve made no progress.

I never realized it was that different. It may help me get more ice for this event but it helped you during the big storm where I had sleet with the se flow and you stayed snow

30/28 on my side with a light glaze

Heaviest snow looks to target areas to our south. Right where we want it

We need to survive today’s model runs for Thursday. This is the range the past couple of storms where things trended the wrong way. currently it’s freezing rain and 29 here

Update lol

Bayard coop reported a snow depth of 17” this morning so your guess was pretty close. I have a lot of relatives in the Mount Storm - Elk Garden area. Driving to my grandmas house as a child, I can remember the vast difference in weather leaving Keyser. It’s one of the things that got me into loving the weather to begin with. Corridor H has really changed the area.

Euro would make a lot of us happy. Snow to sleet to dry slot for lsv. Stays all snow north Thursday storm

Their expected and 10% prob maps are currently the same well second glance nearly the same. Amounts increase north central pa but stay the same for us

CTP’s first wag at it.

The nam short range “it’s wheelhouse” has sniffed out trends before the big boys caught on. It’s been decent this year IMO

CTP afternoon disco talks about a sharp snow to rain gradient between 1-80 and 1-81 with only a brief period of freezing rain expected for first storm. Models are coming to a consensus on general gist of this system, with significant snowfall accumulations (>6" possible) primarily north of I-80 and a wintry mix over to rain in SE PA. There is the chance for a brief period of freezing rain in the far SE zones Tuesday morning, but amounts seem to not be too significant at this time. Models have been trending warmer, so this is an area to watch. Expect a tight gradient between the heavier snow amounts and areas with no snow, but some uncertainty exists in where this gradient will set-up. This could mean the difference between little to nothing or several inches of snow for areas between the I-80 and I-81 corridors, so we will keep an eye on model updates and the pattern in the gradient

As cad is always under modeled, imagine back to back ice storms. We still have a nice snowpack and Arctic air nearby.

First storm puts down around 1” precip for lsv. second storm has big cad signature

At 66 low all the way in western nc

Let’s see where storm 1 goes

IMO, .50” is when you start getting into trouble. Sure .25” can take down limbs and a dead ash tree but .50” is the threshold for widespread tree and power line damage and impactful power outages.

0.25”+ for this area

Golf course is nothing but white pines and they are the worst in freezing rain. A branch will snap up top and take out 2 or 3 down below with it. Snow or sleet only please

Plenty of moisture

Not a flurry here. Thats BS!

Quiet in here. What happened to all the storms? It’s crazy how cold it is in the middle of the country down to Texas. @MillvilleWxMidland below zero lows, Dallas low of 0 and temps 30-50 below average are just insane. Could the pattern reload and a similar event happen for the east coast in March? March has produced in recent years.

I was reading one of Ji’s plays out of his playbook. It was a nice event. Back to a 7” snowpack.

3.6” total things have tapered off