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State College, PA
Joined December 2016
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Both major Hi-Rez models seem to have a pretty significant front end snow thump before a change over to mix and eventually some drizzle for parts of the Hudson valley lower Hudson Valley mid Hudson valley north New Jersey in northeastern Pennsylvania into New England
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
2 to 3 inches of snow across central PA. Roads are snow covered and icy.
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⏲️STORM EVOLUTION⏲️ ❄️Rain changes to snow quickly at onset ⏬Occasional heavy snowfall rates of 1"+ per hour can cause snow to stick on roads, even if temperatures are several degrees above freezing 🌧️Plain rain in the southeast 🔴Precipitation exits NE late tonight #PAwx (3/6)
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
Latest snowfall forecast has been widely upped region wide with as much as a foot of snow expected in higher terrain in New York! Overall snowfall will heavily be elevation dependent but a very solid mid spring snowstorm for many!
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
First call looking at precipitation types for the latest storm threat late week. It looks to be mostly an interior snow event in NY/NE with much sloppier precipitation types closer toward the coast and further SW. Going to be fun tracking this one!
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
Thursday-Friday: Winter Storm Potential for PA ❄+4" of snow possible north of I-80 🧊 >0.25" ice possible in Laurel Highlands, trace to a few tenths elsewhere 🌨For more detailed info for this complex event visit weather.gov/ctp/winter #PAwx
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
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overnight euro totals
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Replying to @SCWeatherProgs
Sincerest apologies for the improper labels on the previous graphic. We've fixed the graphic and updated the forecast to reflect our latest thoughts. #PAwx
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Tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 4, district schools will be closed due to forecasted icy conditions. The day will be made up on April 18.
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
Curious about when rain, ice, sleet, and/or snow will arrive at your location? Check out our Weather Type Forecast and use the buttons at the bottom to click through the next few days! ➡️weather.gov/ctp/winter#tab-8 #PAwx
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
Madness coming!
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
euro a hair cooler, but generally same, lot of interior ice and far interior snow
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
Two Scenarios have presented themselves in modeling. First the warmer, more amplified scenario which would give northern interior areas a major snowstorm with interior regions an ice storm. Then the colder scenario where interior regions get snow with coastal ice.
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
Tomorrow, Tuesday, Jan. 18, district schools will start with a two-hour delay due to road conditions from freezing and drifting snow, especially in the outlying areas.
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
Snow will overspread the area from south to north Sunday PM. A changeover to a wintry mix will occur from SE to NW across the area Sun night, and a period of plain rain is possible in the Susq Valley. Precip will taper off Mon AM, with lingering lake-effect across NW PA. #ctpwx
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
Today, Jan. 7, district schools will start with a two-hour delay due to snowy road conditions.
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⏲️Snow will begin in SW PA in ~24 hours. ⚠️Winter Weather Advisory issued Thu PM - Fri AM. 🚗Travel impacts most likely Thu PM & Fri AM, mainly in southern PA. 👀Subtle changes in forecast snow amounts are guaranteed. 𝐏𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐜𝐤 𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐮𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐬. #PAwx
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
It will take 2 storms but heck of a week of winter weather for the ne coming. IN 1996 it was 1
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SCAHSPrognosticators retweeted
A winter storm watch remains in effect for much of central PA for accumulating snow beginning late tonight and ending Fri morning. Expected amounts range from 2-4 inches in the northwest to 6-9 inches in the southeast. Snow may be heavy at times tomorrow #PAwx
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