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  2. The low on the coast is forming, stealing some of the northern energy from the main low that still hasn't made it out of northern bama. This storm is another example why detroit struggles to get big dogs. You get a low trying to take a favorable track but coastal steals energy. Its pretty cool to see the whole state of PA covered in heavy green returns.
  3. Still kind of a somber vibe in here, so I’ll focus on the silver lining. I know there’s several hours of storm left, but it looks like Richmond may have escaped a pretty significant ice storm thus far. Roads will still be tricky for a few days, given the cold temps. But the trees and power lines seem okay so far. Hopefully we can hold onto power (and by extension, water). .
  4. Went on my Jeb walk. The sleet is impressive. Coming from the Great Lakes area ive never seen sleet like this and at such low temps. Climo here is very intriguing to say the least.
  5. That's probably around what I got here. I don't measure until 11:40am.. Yes. I know probably OCD. LOL
  6. 7" here, still really fine and starting to blow around a bit. Still 9°F.
  7. Well this is a new one....someone just came up and stole the only shovel with the bend in it (and the only one with a metal end) right off my porch. Neighbor just told me and I didn't see it...thanks a lot Mr. Thief. As if I wasn't gonna have a hard enough time shoveling!!! Maybe keeping a shovel out on the porch isn't a good idea but all these years they've been out there with no issue. Unbelievable
  8. Maybe I’m looking at wrong map on COD but it seems to be advancing on the Philly radar using the sleet correlation mode
  9. Like the mid-Atl board earlier this morning, the Philly board is now reporting that the NAM did best with mixing line/timing.
  10. It usually moves in waves. Advances north, gets beaten back a bit, then surges north quicker and further north.
  11. Yup! just such a great way to break the snow lid. Hoping winter storms remember where we are now…
  12. With the snow so light, I'm thinking the weight will just compact it. So unless I'm willing to clear a board and do it legit, which I'm not, the total snowfall in the yard and unshoveled walkways will end as it was when the sleet showed up. Just a hunch.
  13. From the other met. Any mix keeps having a hard time getting NE of central Washington for the time being. @Rdd9108 @PaulTarsus we most likely stay all snow with this.
  14. if you are trying to use the radar out of KPIT you will see lighter precip because of the distance. If you use a composite, there is plenty of snow falling in Zanesville
  15. National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg SC 944 AM EST Sun Jan 25 2026 .WHAT HAS CHANGED... Lowered temps in the CAD and warmed them along the TN border. Kept the timing of precip changes basically the same. Storm totals are now additional amounts expected through the afternoon. Precip has mostly transitioned to rain in the mountain valleys west of the Balsams, and the Ice Storm Warning has been cancelled for a portion of this area. Rabun-Macon-Southern Jackson-Transylvania-Henderson-Rutherford Mountains-Polk Mountains-Oconee Mountains-Pickens Mountains- Greenville Mountains- Including the cities of Mountain Rest, Pine Mountain, Cedar Mountain, Clayton, Chimney Rock State Park, Franklin, Dana, Tuxedo, Saluda, Mountain City, Wolf Mountain, Kyle, Rainbow Springs, Etowah, Little River, Rocky Bottom, Cashiers, Hendersonville, Brevard, Highlands, Glassy Mountain, Fletcher, and East Flat Rock 932 AM EST Sun Jan 25 2026 ...ICE STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1 PM EST MONDAY... * WHAT...Damaging icing expected. Additional light sleet accumulations and ice accumulations around one half of an inch. Winds gusting as high as 45 mph. * WHERE...The mountains of northeast Georgia, upstate South Carolina, and portions of southwest North Carolina. * WHEN...Until 1 PM EST Monday.
  16. Maybe because mine is total and his is 24 hr from now?
  17. Just shy of 6" here, 11F and puking pixie dust.
  18. There is a precip hole over south Jersey so the lighter rates probably allowed it to move in if I had to guess but I’m no pro
  19. Quickly?? It’s barely into southern jersey. Wildwood is still snowing heavy!
  20. Newest HRRR continues to have the sleet line fight back and forth as it gets to NYC around 21z. Sleet finally really takes over around dark. If that's true could be big, and NYC gets over a foot.
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