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Central PA & The Fringes - January 2014


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Well...not really. A few years back it was all south and east of you.

It's pretty remarkable how big snows continue to evade east-central PA, though.

 

You are correct sir.

 

My thinking though, was that in a "traditional" Miller B set-up, we're left looking northeast to the bigger snow totals. A few years back was an incredible anomaly.

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here's what I am thinking on this mess. I have had to revise things since the 12Z yesterday now that the models are finally settling on a solution, my biggest still unsettled feelings will be for NJ and southeast PA. but upstate NY to New England has been fairly consistent.

 

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Great map.  I think based on ensemble data it is best to go conservative for now for SE PA.  Let's see if the trends on the Euro hold tonight, and what the 18z runs will do.  This is obviously still evolving, so conservative is best to start.  Plenty of time to adjust if needed later tonight. 

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