Thought I'd throw in my report from Beverly, Mass.
Snow began Friday around 4pm.. Accumulated to about 2.8" before
changing
to sleet then very quickly to rain around 11:30pm. Temperatures began
the day
around 21 and rose to 26, dropped to 22 when the snow began.. Climbed
to 34F at the time of change over.. We now stand at 58f with Southwest
wind at 20 knots gusting to 30 knots.. Very pleasant springlike day...
However; the latest 48 hour ETA model shows a VERY strong arctic front
on the way, 850mb cold pool of -35C heading southeastward.. The core
should get shunted more eastward across northern New England but some
very cold air on the way nevertheless and the possibility of an
important
overrunning situation coming in the 3-5 day period.
Mike Reddin
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Thought I'd throw in my report from Beverly, Mass.
Snow began Friday around 4pm.. Accumulated to about 2.8" before =
changing
to sleet then very quickly to rain around 11:30pm. Temperatures began =
the day
around 21 and rose to 26, dropped to 22 when the snow began.. Climbed =
to 34F at the time of change over.. We now stand at 58f with Southwest =
wind at 20 knots gusting to 30 knots.. Very pleasant springlike day...
However; the latest 48 hour ETA model shows a VERY strong arctic front
on the way, 850mb cold pool of -35C heading southeastward.. The core
should get shunted more eastward across northern New England but some
very cold air on the way nevertheless and the possibility of an =
important
overrunning situation coming in the 3-5 day period.
Mike Reddin
-----Original Message-----
From: J <j{at}weatherwatchers.org>
To: CASI Mailing List Recipients <casilist{at}weatherwatchers.org>
Date: Friday, January 08, 1999 11:18 PM
Subject: CASILIST : AOO (Altoona) ; State College Storm Reports
>
>
>Bud Younke wrote:
>
>> Just a quick note, at 10 PM about 4 inches of snow/sleet here in the =
city
>> of Altoona, temp still hanging at 25F with light freezing drizzle.. =
at this
>> point I find it difficult to accept that we will hit the mid 30's CTP =
was
>> talking about even tho the 10PM ZFP still calls for it.... looks like =
it
>> will be a good morning to get some ice pictures!
>> Bud
>
>
>I'll add my observations on to the end of this message:
>3.5" Snow 5am-12pm today. 0.5" Sleet/Light Freezing Rain 6pm-8pm. =
Freezing
>Rain since 9pm.
>0.365" Liquid Equiv. 12am-10pm. Temp this morning 10; Current Temp 25.
>Waiting to see if
>warm air will make it here or not. This afternoon temps were in =
mid-teens here
>in Central PA but
>in mid 40's in SWernmost PA.
>
>Due to all the snow, is very "bright" outside tonight - some of it even =
shows
>up on the CASICAM.
>
>Well *I'm* not going out this weekend. Will stay inside and catch up =
on some
>CASI adminstrative stuff that has been waiting around for way too long.
>
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