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[Virgaman]

In any case, the on and off nature of alot of the precip here in central Pa, where it just would not start coming down hard and stay there indicated that there was a dry layer that was warming. Though the big burst tried to occur, it had to start over and by doing so wasted time. Further east the heavy precip from the coastal has taken over and alot of that sleet will suddenly turn to snow and come down hard for a couple of hours.

just a snippett

[carribeanpirate]

Look, even Goldberg admitted last night that he was using " an old meterologist's excuse" saying that the dry air was winning over the storm early on. Even this afternoon we have a "chance of snow" as it gets colder.....Can any of these mets give a firm answer?  Is it or isnt it?  After all, it is afternoon already.

[shadow]

i don't know if you would call this backlash in warren and sussex but its holding and getting stronger. But its still all sleet.  :(

http://www.weatherunderground.com/radar/ra...mp;avg_off=9999

[Virgaman]

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Look, even Goldberg admitted last night that he was using " an old meterologist's excuse" saying that the dry air was winning over the storm early on. Even this afternoon we have a "chance of snow" as it gets colder.....Can any of these mets give a firm answer?  Is it or isnt it?  After all, it is afternoon already.

you really cant blame the mets, this was a very very complex storm and very hard to predict, especially once that arctic air came in, it was hard to erode, if it were not for that arctic high, all of us would have gotten a mild rainstorm