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Posts posted by Fields27
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Well I've yet to ever start a topic but with the winter we are having how can it hurt? Plus all the topics we have open are "obs" threads.
Anyway the 6z gfs was a big step in the right direction for the weekend storm. Very close for the I95 crew. Nw burbs cash in.
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Moderate snow. Ugh I wish this didn't have to change over.
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Light snow has commenced once again.
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Based on obs reports out of the MA sub I'm guessing we have maybe an hour of snow from the second batch until mixing starts. Hope I'm wrong.
Currently 23/19 in Reading with cloudy skies.
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Yea officially in the lull now. About an inch in Reading. Radar looks juicy out west. Lets see how long we can hold onto snow.
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And just like that. Moderate snow with everything covered.
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Took until we got under the yellows but its snowing. To be fair there wasn't much in front of the yellows.
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That line has been holding together nicely. I've also been following the obs down in the MA and there is almost no virga with that line. That brings up a question tho. If that line comes through and we get some snow, does that line itself moisten up the atmosphere so that when the next batch gets here we won't have to deal with virga?
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Will be interesting to see how that initial band plays out. It seems to be backbuilding/filling in north of the pa border. If we can limit the lull that would really help out totals.
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22/6 Reading
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18z gfs slowed the bleeding a bit.
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Canadian drying up a bit.
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Agreed. Not a fan of these events. The models always delay the flip which rises expectations. Then when I hear the first few "pings" hours before it was forecast. Big let down. But honestly this still should be the biggest even of the "winter" so far.And almost always is a fast mover. Once Allentown flips, we here in Tamaqua flip about a half hour later...
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Light snow in Reading.
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Had some pingers a bit ago. Seems to have changed to mostly rain at the moment. Very light. Reading.
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I'm just never a fan of the snow, to sleet, to rain scenarios. They never play out well around here. The changeover is always sooner than modeled.
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Same here in Reading. 31 and back to sleet.31 dp26 moderate sleet
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Gfs even showing heavier amounts further south. Not quite enough for the philly crew, but just enough for me in Berks.
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Will be entertaining to watch unfold. Sure to be some surprised and equally disappointed people.Most mesos are showing that deformation band in the general area. Whoever gets under that as the slp stalls will see the better snows...but you already know this. That CCB band will be somewhere in SE PA.
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Just last year we have seen how rates can over come marginal temps. And that was late March. It's only March 3rd and there is snow already on the ground. You said it could under perform for many like you were taking it for face value. I agree with you it's tricky for the I95 crew.So just ignore the scorching bl that all guidance has to start for several hours? Better hope it is fast and furious to cool the column else alot is going to be wasted on mixing in and around I95 that's all I'm saying. And yeah I know not to buy the hrrr at face value. Still raising an eyebrow tho
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Well it is the Hrrr at 20+ hours. There is no other model that shows rain that far back.18z hrrr starts as rain for several hours all the way past state college. Air mass and bl are just warm AF. Not sure we overcome this to get the high end totals. This may very well under produce for many....hope I'm wrong. NAMs were also warmer. We waste some time waiting for the changeover to snow. Rarely do we overperform in these situations. If this were January I would feel ok. Being March now, not too much of a confident feeling. Gonna have to go into upstate PA to jackpot.
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Well it is the Hrrr at 20+ hours. There is no other model that shows rain that far back.18z hrrr starts as rain for several hours all the way past state college. Air mass and bl are just warm AF. Not sure we overcome this to get the high end totals. This may very well under produce for many....hope I'm wrong. NAMs were also warmer. We waste some time waiting for the changeover to snow. Rarely do we overperform in these situations. If this were January I would feel ok. Being March now, not too much of a confident feeling. Gonna have to go into upstate PA to jackpot.
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WATCH'S are now out. Nws going with 4-6 for Berks. Seems reasonable. Judging by how far west the watch's extend, they aren't buying the real progressive models.
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Well 18z is weaker initially with the low and also has a worse track. Doesn't wrap in nearly as much cold air. Nice cold January coastal rainstorm.
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