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12/14: Sunday funday? Will the south win again?


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Mount Holly is pretty bullish

For this package, main changes to the forecast were a modest uptick in snowfall, which resulted in an expansion of the winter weather advisory northward and southward. Both expansions are still a little marginal, 2-4 inches along the I-78/I-287 corridors (criteria is 3 here) and 1-3 inches in Sussex County Delaware (criteria is 2 here), but enough confidence is present to bring them into the fold. Across a large central portion of the advisory, areas along and southeast of I-95 in PA, NJ DE and MD, we`re now expecting a wide area of 3-5 inches, and there are some snowier models suggesting a stripe of warning criteria (which is mostly 5 inches in this area, though 6 in central NJ) could occur. Not quite sold on that yet given potential for lost QPF from the transition from rain to snow, but its definitely on our minds for potential changes. For now however, kept advisory level forecast across this region, though high-end for sure.

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1 minute ago, WxUSAF said:

I’m surprised Mt Holly hasn’t upgraded to warnings. They have 4-6” for a lot of their area.

I mean besides the gfs most models show higher amounts than what nws has. Probably should have advisories back to like Frederick county now. 

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4 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

I’m surprised Mt Holly hasn’t upgraded to warnings. They have 4-6” for a lot of their area.

I have a feeling they will upgrade to warnings for the upper MD eastern shore, N DE, and a chunk of NJ with the afternoon package.

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