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January 25-26 Winter Storm Potential


Ralph Wiggum
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I am getting a lot of blowing and drifting and had a 1ft drift up against the top of my step going down to the patio.  I did an 11 am measurement from the board and have 4" so I know I lost some from the drift (my back faces NE).

Thankfully it was easy to move it away from the step with my car "SnoBrum" and also clear the board. :D

Currently SN, fog, and 13, with dp 11.

It's wild looking at the CC because it is forming that warm wave just like the NAM predicted!

1 hour ago, JTA66 said:

I was thinking about using the leaf blower too.

10F/DP 7F

Do we have to go all the way back to PDII or the ‘96 storm the last time we had snow at these temps?

I had mentioned how the '96 storm held in the low 20s (IIRC ~23F) through the duration (and this is much colder).  I also used to have co-workers from Chicago who used to pooh-pooh our whining about shoveling back then because they could just get a regular broom to brush off the car and use a leaf blower to blow the stuff off the walks.  Now 30 years later, they have learned what "wet snow" is like. :lmao:

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5 minutes ago, Hurricane Agnes said:

I am getting a lot of blowing and drifting and had a 1ft drive up against the top of my step going down to the patio.  I did an 11 am measurement from the board and have 4" so I know I lost some from the drift (my back faces NE).

Thankfully it was easy to move it away from the step with my car "SnoBrum" and also clear the board. :D

Currently SN, fog, and 13, with dp 11.

It's wild looking at the CC because it is forming that warm wave just like the NAM predicted!

I had mentioned how the '96 storm held in the low 20s (IIRC ~23F) through the duration (and this is much colder).  I also used to have co-workers from Chicago who used to pooh-pooh our whining about shoveling back then because they could just get a regular broom to brush off the car and use a leaf blower to blow the stuff off the walks.  Now 30 years later, they have learned what "wet snow" is like. :lmao:

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Speaking of '96, I woke up to heavy snow and 8°F, turned on the trusty weather radio, and we had a blizzard warning! It was a  Sunday as well.

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4 minutes ago, 21chuck said:

A mix of light to moderate snow and sleet in south philly. 6.0" on the dot. I see some reports of plain snow in Baltimore SW of this heavy band. Maybe a temporary switch back is possible? 

No model shows this occurring for South Philly. The changeover is here, should be a wintry mix for the rest of the storm. Possibility of some rain this evening.

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Still puking snow in NE Philly. Did my 1st rd of shoveling and have over an inch where I started before I got done in less than an hr. CC radar looks weird. Sleet to the west and WNW of me but still all snow and heavy here. Measured 5 inches before I started shoveling, has to be over 6 now. This thump is pretty sweet.

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5 minutes ago, Fields27 said:

7.1" as of 11:30 in Reading. Guessing we have another hour or so of this amazing high ratio heavy snow before we mix. Would love double digits but I think sleet screws us on that.

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Just measured 8” in Spring Twp. Nice powder 

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8 minutes ago, nesussxwx1 said:

No model shows this occurring for South Philly. The changeover is here, should be a wintry mix for the rest of the storm. Possibility of some rain this evening.

I know, but did any model show it happening for Baltimore? 

Also ripping sleet in south philly right now. 

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Man that sleet line came charging north. I still think it makes all the way to Blue Mountain, perhaps gets into the southern Poconos. Never doubt a still primary low coming up the Appalachians. Always a changeover, no matter what the surface temps are.


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Changed to sleet around 11:30 in absecon. Measured 6-7” so I’ll call it 6.5”. All in all not to bad. Let’s see how long sleet holds before the plain rain


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You just had to go with a 6-7 joke….
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