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Interesting that when ever we get above average snow in Dec. we never get shut out the rest of the season.

If I didn't know better I'd say this is a euphemism for dry-slotting.

I think Huff's Church and Mertztown stand a good shot. Morgantown and French Creek SP too.

Flurries started at 5:45PM in Boyertown as I was driving back home from my first shift this season instructing at Bear Creek Ski resort.

I think there is cold air around- something I saw a day or two ago showed the polar vortex as very fragmentary air mass right now. It makes me wonder if there is more cold air aloft than the models (especially the Mezos are accounting for). I was also impressed with the snow we got on Sunday despite the warm ground level temperatures.

Lol. My forecast is a "wet dusting". I must say social media is over run with a plethora of "weather authority" vendors these days- and most of them are posting absolute slop these days. Any body with a computer and a map is pushing out snow maps today! I'm sure AI isnt helping with that either.

I concur- we are in weather purgatory right now.

Thats okay- by that point we'll need the rain.

Nobody start the threads until its over the Carolinas.

Beings I'm a ski instructor my tracking habits shift northward. Vermont can be very nice in Late March plus the extra daylight!

Interesting that the Mertztown and Huff's Church totals are so low when New Hanover, Alburtis and Fleetwood totals are high. Also Emmaus- two different measurements.

Better safe than sorry? Higher totals seemed to hold serve in the NW interior. Perhaps it seemed to necessary to hedge bets with Philly due to risk? These frontal systems must be the ones that make you guys nuts!

The Canadian always seems to do okay when there's been a lot of cold air around. Nam has been scoring well and tends to model frontogenesis well. How does cold air damming work into the mix?

red fire retardant... that explains everything!

flurries! (here at work in Caln Twp.)