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January 25-26 Winter Storm Potential


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6 minutes ago, bigtenfan said:

Does anyone know what source Apple Weather uses?

They have been adamant calling for 18- 22 inches of snow in the Paoli Malvern area almost all week. They have not backed down even with the Mesoscale computer runs.

I don't know but I hate how 80% of the population uses apple weather as their primary source for weather forecasting. 

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1 minute ago, The Iceman said:

Am I foolish for not starting my generator today? I’m refusing to believe freezing rain is going to be that serious of an issue this far N… am I being obtuse? :lol:

Funny you said that I’m about to go out now and give the generator a start and run for 10 minutes and check my gas supply. 

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4 minutes ago, The Iceman said:

Am I foolish for not starting my generator today? I’m refusing to believe freezing rain is going to be that serious of an issue this far N… am I being obtuse? :lol:

Well, who would know better than The Iceman?  

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1 minute ago, jrodd321 said:

Looks like Holly is sticking with their last call as their final map the time stamp changed. 

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I don't think that is a "final map".  It would be their latest version based on the current guidance and input from the latest model runs that they use to do the snow forecasts.  They may revise later tonight and tomorrow depending on when any changeover happens.

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Just now, Hurricane Agnes said:

I don't think that is a "final map".  It would be their latest version based on the current guidance and input from the latest model runs that they use to do the snow forecasts.  They may revise later tonight and tomorrow depending on when any changeover happens.

Well that’s what I meant meaning the storms starting tonight for most.

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1 minute ago, jrodd321 said:

Well that’s what I meant meaning the storms starting tonight for most.

They may do an update later tonight at say 8 pm-ish.  :P  Mike posted earlier in this thread about how much of a mess it was to try to communicate to the public about what may happen and I agree.  I posted earlier about anything "looking like" a "Miller B" is always a PITA to try to nail down.  And we all have experienced the "dry slots" that happen with that type of storm just before any coastal starts revving up.

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I agree with some folks on the MA forum re: the NAM—I buy the warm nose but I don’t buy the super dry/slow start to the storm. 5 or 6” is the absolute worst case scenario imo. Maybe irrelevant but much of the Midwest seems to be hitting the top end of their snow predictions so far. If we wrung 4” of snow out of last Sunday surely we can double that in a much colder, much wetter, and longer-duration storm

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Based on nothing but the vibe of the winter and the air mass overhead, I think this performs better than expected. I’m sticking with my original first call. But I won’t be surprised if totals are on the higher end of this.

3-6” - shore points extreme snj

6-12” - 95/195 corridor 

10-16” N and W of 95 with lollipops of 20” for whoever stays all snow.

 

i don’t think anyone sees significant freezing rain either.

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Just now, The Iceman said:

Based on nothing but the vibe of the winter and the air mass overhead, I think this performs better than expected. I’m sticking with my original first call. But I won’t be surprised if totals are on the higher end of this.

3-6” - shore points extreme snj

6-12” - 95/195 corridor 

8-14” N and W of 95 with lollipops of 20” for whoever stays all snow.

 

i don’t think anyone sees significant freezing rain either.

Seems logical. Start and end times?

*Going w/11"-13" for my area. The thump better THUMP though...

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7 minutes ago, bigtenfan said:

I was going to ask how the storm is performing to our south and west so far.

Where is the changeover line compared to where it was forecasted to be?

From what I can gather, snow/sleet line is south of what most models had so far. Some unexpected dry slotting in OK/AR might have them bust low. KS and MO likely to exceed expectations. Initial precip a little earlier than anticipated on the TN valley. So kind of a mixed bag overall 

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22 minutes ago, Birds~69 said:

Seems logical. Start and end times?

*Going w/11"-13" for my area. The thump better THUMP though...

Starts at or after 06z, change over starting at 18z s to n, storm ends between 00z and 06z Monday. I do think this will be fairly long duration. 

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32 minutes ago, Birds~69 said:

I think most of us are sick of speculating. Almost time to real time watch radar and observations from surrounding areas near and afar. Overall, let's go!

15F/DP -2

Exactly this.  Storm is imminent no matter what happens.  It's nowcasting from here to completion.  

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