Posts Tagged ‘cold’

A Few Inches of Snow With More to the East Again

Tuesday, January 11th, 2011

Well it looks like we’ll get maybe 2-4 inches of snow here.  Not really something to complain about but more would be nice.  To our east and north east they may again get 6 inches or more.  We’ve had very little snowfall here this winter with plenty of wasted cold air here in Lancaster county.  Maybe next time.

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Some light snow with the heavier stuff staying east again

Monday, January 10th, 2011

It is looking like we’ll be getting a couple of inches of snow here Tuesday into Wednesday.  I can’t complain about that.. It’s funny how the past couple of years the heavier snow has been to our east over towards Philly and New Jersey and to the south.  Growing up in Bensalem it seemed like there was always more snow in the northern and western suburbs of Philly while we were always close to that dreaded mix line and seemingly always received at least some sleet mixed in.  Should be a fun one to track.

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another missed snow opportunity

Friday, January 7th, 2011

Woke up this morning to a coating of snow.  I’m beginning to think that’s all we’re going to get this year which is the complete opposite of last year.  We’re doomed to wasted cold air this year so far.

December was cold and dry.  Only flurries and not much rain either.  I think we may have had one or two rain days.

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December 4.1 degrees below average.

Saturday, January 1st, 2011

December was a cold month and fairly dry month.  Harrisburgh ended the month with the average temperature 4.1 degrees below normal.  Pretty interesting how the blocking held up through out the month and even had a close call with a snow storm.  It will be fun to see where January goes.

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more cold

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

December was a good month.. We had above average snow with the storms overdoing the original forecasts and plenty of cold air.  There is still some snow on the ground from the surprise 3-4 inches we received for New years.  Now we’re between an ocean storm off the new england  coast and high pressure over the northern plains states.

We’ll see what happens later in the week.

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