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February 12-13, 2024 | Winter Storm


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1 minute ago, RTC3-LAST CHANCE said:

This is one for the forecasting books. Rain getting almost to NY border to 6/10 near Philly in short forecasting window. Unbelievable .

Yea I haven't seen a shift like that in years. I do believe we will have to watch for stuff like that in future storms, barring we get anything else the rest of the season.

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2 minutes ago, RTC3-LAST CHANCE said:

That be 2 inch per hour rates crossing MD/PA , heading ne thru H- burg. Keep a coming. That be women covering their children with ironing boards, fallout shelter shit. 
And it is rocking here, oh my.

Pretty close to it in about 40 mins we have picked up about .2" of rain so true 10:1 state would be close to that, safe would be about 1.5"/hr

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1 minute ago, RTC3-LAST CHANCE said:

Think we got some of that there subsidence sinking air chit going on ahead if that TDAT chit about to b slap Hburg. Don’t come my way, sinkhole breath! Don’t ruin my snow party. Oh well, i hate Hburg anyway. 

I hate Hburg too. What-a-dump. And the people? Don't get me started on the people. 

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3 minutes ago, RTC3-LAST CHANCE said:

A - dump about to get a dump. 

Good it'll cover all the trash strewn streets and be pretty for a change.

Oh - almost forgot to ask... how much does the Euro say I'm gettin'? AFAF

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AFDCTP 3:55 a.m. 

.NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/...
KCCX 0.5 CC and sfc obs show precip has transitioned to all
snow in most places to the northwest of the I-81/I-78 corridor
as of 3AM in response to dynamic/evaporative cooling. RWIS data
and webcams indicate wet snow is accumulating mainly on non
paved surfaces outside of the higher elevations. We expect north
to south changeover from rain to snow to occur in the next few
hours across the lower Susquehanna Valley coincident with
heavier precip rates moving into the area from northern VA/MD.
Hires models continue to show this area pivoting over the
southeast zones through the daybreak/AM commute with potential
for intense 1-2 in/hr rates within an intense fgen band. Road
snow and associated travel impacts may be variable as air and
road temps gradually cool down from the 35-40F range. The
heaviest snow/rates are projected to shift to the east by 14-15Z
and end by 18Z.

In terms of headlines, it still looks as though the northern
portion of the warning area will fall short of the 6" mark and
will consider converting some counties back to an advisory. The
area of most concern and greatest upside risk to snow totals
appears to be in Adams/York/Lancaster Counties given high
probability for heavy snowfall rates. The highest confidence in
reaching 6" warning criteria is over Schuylkill County given
the higher terrain and prolonged snowfall duration.
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Congrats to you folks out east cashing in.  I  think we will be done here by 6 a.m.  schools called off before supper time and probably won't be a flake of snow on the roads from what is a nuisance event 🤣

Talk about an epic modeling fail that less than 24 hrs out they can't be trusted

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Just now, RTC3-LAST CHANCE said:

There is s 33andRain site. Here it’s 31andStupid. Dumping. My cats are staring out the window. 

G’ nite all. My shift ova. G’ morning??

Good morning. Turn that phone off so those angry bird customers don't disturb your beauty rest. 

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