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Ivyland (Warminster), PA: A

I’m bitchy and biased but this week, kind of brought Greenfield to an A- winter grade.

32° with drizzle. This could go in either direction the next few hours. Snow pack is dense, deep and ripe!

Raleigh NC RATING: D Reasoning: cold was solid but we had 3 storms including 2 warnings and neither warning verified and all 3 storms underperformed forecasts. We got the lowest seasonal snow total (3.6” IMBY) in the entire state and had one of the most epic snow hole events of all time during the January 31 storm. Also the Christmas torch really sucked. Just painful all around

The DJF PNA looks like this The N. Pacific has more weight than N. America.. Dec had a really strong Aleutian ridge, and there was Aleutian ridge at other times in the Winter, so that is core-PNA calculation.

High of 83 today. TORCH.

McLean, VA Winter Rating: B- Reasoning: ~18" of snow is still just below my average of 20". The snow/sleetfall from late-January stayed for a long, long time due to the severe cold in late-Jan to early-Feb, really helping this winter's case. There were lots of late nights just to see potential wasted for my area.

I'm with you on this one. Truly what I adore are those June (they cut off lows in the love June for some reason) backdoor cold fronts with a cut off lower where it's drizzling, 60, with a stiff east wind for a few days. Bonus points if it saves us from baking like our friends accross the mountains to the west. I remember once we sat between 56-63 for 3 days while Pittsburgh was in low 90s. I actually felt made for @Voyager who I think was on the verge of driving out there just to spend an hour in the sun. Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

MSC has a video of it crossing Union Lake https://www.facebook.com/reel/909342021952544/

It's not over yet but currently A- Snow: B: 85, Right near my average of 48-49", I don't give A's unless I go a decent bit above average. Retention: A+:98 Best snow coverage in years Cold: A: 95 Great consistent cold, although I've had years with better arctic outbreaks. Big Events: B: 85. Late January's 17" was the biggie here; I got hosed in the blizzard Current Grade A- 90.75 Subject to final review and revision.

Montgomery, NJ A

Tomorrow night is going to be warm, that will really put a dent in it.

This was only about 15 miles south of me and have seen some video from friends and the like, just not good at all. Many missing/unaccounted for, at least 5 confirmed fatalities and just by looking at the video and damage, I would be willing to bet this is a historical Michigan tornado in the EF-3 range. Truly remarkable but horrific at the same time.

What are we talking about thats 5 inches

grade this winter please

Grade this winter please

Grade this winter please

Okay thank you!

Grade this winter please

Grade this winter please

Grade this winter please

Former state rep for the area posted it but it was also on the scanner a little bit ago.

Grade this winter please

Grade this winter please?