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Central PA Winter 25/26 Discussion and Obs


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11 hours ago, Yardstickgozinya said:

My understanding has been that the p v was to split and send down at least two cold lobes into  central then the eastern US late this month, but the MJO would be somewhat muting, and delaying its effects here on the east coast. Was it a pile of rubbish i've been reading, or still being worked out? 

yes SSW was to be peturbed, and if so, would not show up at lower levels (lag time).  MJO wasnt horribile looking but NAO was going notably + and trough west often means ridge east.  Hoping things sort out a bit better moving forward.  

this weekend looks rather nice.  

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Fog should burn off later this morning, and we turn much milder with highs well into the 40's our normal high is still in the low 40's. After today there is at least a chance of rain each day with maybe some snow mixing in on Thursday night. Our heaviest rain looks to be on Friday, and we can really use the rain. There will no doubt be rumors of a snowstorm starting next Sunday....but the good news is we don't shovel snow rumors!

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Early worry (of which I’ll have many!) is that a miller B type evolution will trend towards a later transfer and a northeast bullseye solution over time. Of course, it’s just one worry and it’s early yet. 

Agreed. Late transfer would screw the pooch on this event.


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36 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

One more storm and I'll give this winter an A. As is, it's a B. Lots of cold but significantly below normal snowfall.

I rate it slightly higher personally but that’s because I value the iced-over river duration so much. 

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Our "friend" weighs in...I guess he's saying there's a chance, which is something:

All eyes are on the Sunday/Monday #winterstorm threat, but models are all over the place with respect to timing, track and intensity of the system. Essentially all scenarios.. from a major storm to a a "mix event" to plain rain to no storm.. are currently on the table. Unlike this past weekend, this system certainly has much bigger potential and should not be written off. However, you cannot shovel potential, and no specific details should be given until Thurs/Fri at the earliest. Given the chaos, I'll be writing my SWD tomorrow.

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Our "friend" weighs in...I guess he's saying there's a chance, which is something:
All eyes are on the Sunday/Monday #winterstorm threat, but models are all over the place with respect to timing, track and intensity of the system. Essentially all scenarios.. from a major storm to a a "mix event" to plain rain to no storm.. are currently on the table. Unlike this past weekend, this system certainly has much bigger potential and should not be written off. However, you cannot shovel potential, and no specific details should be given until Thurs/Fri at the earliest. Given the chaos, I'll be writing my SWD tomorrow.

That’s good enough for me from him.


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