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114 Lewisberry Rd at Fairview elementary school entrance.

This feature is causing whiteout conditions to develop within about 60 seconds as it passes. I am seeing this on traffic cams along both I78 and I80. Crazy stuff.

ama zing

looks like a wintery pattern going forward

squalls to the west look good.. hoping they hold

That was insane - woke me up with a huge lightning flash and a freight train of winds Heavy snow and 48 mph winds

County VA-Frederick County VA-Loudoun County VA-Berkeley County WV-Hampshire County WV-Hardy County WV-Jefferson County WV-Mineral County WV-Morgan County WV- The National Weather Service in Sterling Virginia has issued a * Snow Squall Warning for... Washington County in north central Maryland... Northwestern Carroll County in north central Maryland... Frederick County in north central Maryland... Northern Loudoun County in northern Virginia... Central Frederick County in northwestern Virginia... Northern Clarke County in northwestern Virginia... Jefferson County in the Panhandle of West Virginia... Morgan County in the Panhandle of West Virginia... Mineral County in eastern West Virginia... Northern Hardy County in eastern West Virginia... Berkeley County in the Panhandle of West Virginia... Hampshire County in eastern West Virginia... * Until 430 AM EST. * At 329 AM EST, a dangerous snow squall was located along a line extending from 6 miles southeast of Mount Holly Springs to near Berkeley Springs to Keyser, moving southeast at 40 mph. HAZARD...Intense bursts of heavy snow. Gusty winds leading to blowing snow and visibility rapidly falling to less than one-quarter mile. Wind gusts up to 35 mph. SOURCE...Radar and webcams. IMPACT...Dangerous and life-threatening travel conditions are expected to develop rapidly in the warning area. This includes the following highways... Interstate 68 in Maryland between mile markers 72 and 80. Interstate 70 in Maryland between mile markers 1 and 58. Interstate 81 in Maryland between mile markers 1 and 11. Interstate 270 in Maryland near mile marker 32. Locations impacted include... Frederick, Hagerstown, Winchester, Westminster, Martinsburg, Thurmont, Keyser, Charles Town, Emmitsburg, Moorefield, Romney, Shepherdstown, Hancock, Paw Paw, Municipal Stadium, Harry Grove Stadium, Greenwood, Ballenger Creek, Robinwood, and Taneytown. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... Reduce speed and turn on headlights! During snow squalls, the visibility may suddenly drop to near zero in whiteout conditions.

Huge lighting bolt few minutes ago Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

Snow squall warnings for NW NJ now.

Latest short range guidance (HRRR) has it reaching the city between 5:00 AM and 6:00 AM.

It's like a f****** freight train out of f****** nowhere.

Think it'll reach the immediate NYC Metro area?

A large part of eastern and northeastern PA is now under snow squall warnings. This is very much the real deal as seen on traffic cams in that area. This will be approaching NW NJ and adjacent areas in less than an hour.

A pretty clean front edge.The city lights are lighting this thing up like a wall see if I can grab some video stills and put em up.

I'm walking back from ruttters near mile marker 38.8 i just saw multiple flashes of lightning .

Solid 1.5" OTG from that over here. Happy new year

Snow Squalls currently in the Scranton to Hazleton area are producing near whiteout conditions along parts of I80/I81. This feature is moving to the south and east at a brisk pace.

We got our inch here…still snowing but arctic sand now.

Squall line is currently stretching from cincy,oh to albany,ny..awaiting it's arrival here in the bronx.

LI crew and @The 4 Seasons remember 1/4/18? That was an absolute monster for my area, LI, and much of NE. Actually looking at the snow map reminds me a lot of 1/29/22. Don’t think I ever realized how much snow that one dropped in northern Maine… And wow, I also didn’t realize 1/22/29 had some crazy maxes right around me. I’m pretty much spot on the left point in the 1 where it says 16 on this map over Toms River, and that’s about exactly what I had in that storm. But I just missed out on local maxes of 18-19 and apparently 21! Crazy. This one also crushed LI… really crushed, like 25 inches I recall? And the city + immediate metro did a bit better than in 1/4/18; a bit spottier in New England but some areas also got absolutely crushed IIRC. Both storms seem as if they were a 50ish mile westward shift away from being properly historic.

Pour more coffee!

It’s still snowing quite hard, I’m pretty sure I have in the ballpark of 2-3” total but it’s been blowing around so much that it is going to be hard to get good measurements. Temps just prior to the squall arrival were up as high as 31.5ºF and now 45 minutes later it’s 21ºF. Looks like a rough go of it on the roads right now. This is the closest 511 cam to my house, about half a mile away.