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Blizzard of 2026 Storm Thread/OBS


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Just now, BBasile said:

I'm right on their 8-12 and 12-18 line, so basically 12.  I think that may be an underestimate considering I'm already a quarter of the way there and we ain't seen nothing yet.  

I think it’s based off the latest NAM run, per Joe Cioffi the NAM is being kicked out and not lingering therefore losing three to five hours of accumulations

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2 minutes ago, LVLion77 said:


Oh boy, you, drought dude, and myself are all relatively close within 5 miles.

Based on the info drought guy has given us I think he lives on the mountain south of Macungie. This is the type of storm where he should get a couple inches more than us just because of terrain enhanced snow.

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Based on the info drought guy has given us I think he lives on the mountain south of Macungie. This is the type of storm where he should get a couple inches more than us just because of terrain enhanced snow.

I am halfway up the mountain. He lives along spring creek.


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You should go sit in front of his house in a lawn chair


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That’s funny, but I do not know his house. I remember him posting about his displeasure with the NWS not providing ample flood warnings along that creek since he lives along it.
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12 minutes ago, LVblizzard said:

Based on the info drought guy has given us I think he lives on the mountain south of Macungie. This is the type of storm where he should get a couple inches more than us just because of terrain enhanced snow.

  I live near Rt 100.  about 2 miles from bear creek.  As I said  in an earlier post,  Heavy Snow rates and the banding due to orographic lifting over S Mtn range with a SE fetch.  Its all physical geography. Yes, it is puking snow right now 2-3 inches already. Flakes are fluffy

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2 minutes ago, Albedoman said:

  I live near Rt 100.  about 2 miles from bear creek.  As I said  in an earlier post,  Heavy Snow rates and the banding due to orographic lifting over S Mtn range with a SE fetch.  Its all physical geography. Yes, it is puking snow right now 2-3 inches already. Flakes are fluffy

whats your final totals for Newtown/Trenton

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3 minutes ago, LVLion77 said:


That’s funny, but I do not know his house. I remember him posting about his displeasure with the NWS not providing ample flood warnings along that creek since he lives along it.

That issue with the flood warnings has been  resolved over two years ago. Worked with the USGS and Mt Holly setting up criteria for issuing flood warnings for the new USGS solared powered telemetry flood guaging stations near my backyard  on Spring creek and the Little lehigh Creek.  The most accurate guages in the system IMHO.  I have down to the .5 ft of height to the 100 and 500 yr floodplain levels

 

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That issue with the flood warnings has been  resolved over two years ago. Worked with the USGS and Mt Holly setting up criteria for issuing flood warnings for the new USGS solared powered telemetry flood guaging stations near my backyard  on Spring creek and the Little lehigh Creek.  The most accurate guages in the system IMHO.  I have down to the .5 ft of height to the 100 and 500 yr floodplain levels
 

Yeah, and your concern was valid. That area is extremely vulnerable to flooding. Part of it is due to all of the development in the area and associated runoff. But importantly, a very prominent Lehigh Valley landowner in the past offered to dredge that creek system to minimize flooding, but some level of government (cannot remember if it was local or state) would not give them indemnification. It’s too bad as it would’ve solved a lot of issues in that area.
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