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    Sat, 15 Dec 2007

    Storm Update - Sat Afternoon
    The NAM continues to advertise well over an inch of water falling after midnight and before daybreak Sunday. This heavy rain will cause some small stream and urban flooding late tonight and before daybreak.

    The temperature has been a bit colder than predicted by the models, and I think from areas north and west of Philadelphia, there will be a fair amount of sleet and freezing rain before the turn-over to all rain after midnight. Temperatures will slowly rise during the night, but perhaps not until 3 AM, then they move towards the 40s, if the models are correct.

    With all the models showing similar things, there isn't much likelihood of much surprises. The only [unlikely] possibility is that coastal development occurs further south than predicted by the models, giving us a colder storm. Only one ensemble model member suggests this.

    Sun 12/16: Rain, heavy very early, in the morning, tapering during the morning to mostly cloudy conditions with light scattered showers in the afternoon. Some snow showers possible after 5 PM. High near 48, plummeting to 30 by early evening. High winds, especially early morning and especially later afternoon. Very windy and cold Sunday night.

    posted: Dec 15 2007 at 5:02 pm

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    Storm Update - Sat AM
    The latest NAM and GFS model raw data has become available. Very similar with temperature profiles, with surface temperatures warming above freezing by midnight tonight in Philadelphia, somewhat later north and west. The NAM has forecasted extremely heavy rain late tonight, before daybreak Sunday. Windy conditions. Rain will taper off after noon on Sunday, with just light showers at times.

    Sat 12/15: Some sun early, then becoming increasingly cloudy. Light precip, mostly sleet (with some snow flakes) starts about 7-10 PM, then changes quickly to a mix of sleet and rain, then rain. Rain becomes very heavy towards morning. Urban flooding possible some areas late tonight. High 38.

    Sun 12/16: Rain, heavy very early, in the morning, tapering during the morning to light showers in the afternoon. Continued cloudy some snow showers after 5 PM. High near 48, plummeting to 30 by early evening. High winds, especially early morning and again later afternoon. Very windy and cold Sunday night.

    posted: Dec 15 2007 at 11:04 am

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