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  2. No front yet. Still 44 with little to no wind. .
  3. It’s nice to see North America doing better than Eurasia on snow extent for a change. https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/smcd/emb/snow/HTML/snow_extent_monitor.html
  4. Last night's Euro was, but that's still 264hrs away, which is still too far away to be certain. Imho, it'll all come down to whether Christmas ends up being a day, more or less, before or after a cold frontal passage.
  5. 5 inches of heavy paste in Chadds Ford at 6:15.
  6. snowman did do a good job of pointing out that it was a La Nina pattern in the Summer and Fall, being -AAM. This is a massive -PNA, a Strong La Nina pattern: https://www.meteo.psu.edu/ewall/ENSHGTAVGNH_0z/ensloopmref.html
  7. Moderate, borderline heavy snow, 32, about 0.5" in Easton, everything is covered
  8. 4.5” OTG and coming down nicely (moderate pace), looks like bonus area was N/W of originally thought. Look to end between 5” - 6”. Looks beautiful outside with everything pasted in deep white.
  9. Maybe I’m wrong but it still looks torchy for Xmas time on the opps doesn’t it?
  10. Maybe a 1/4" or so when I came down at 6:00 with crappy flakes. Roads appear wet. High moon angle this time of year.
  11. Definitely an elevation enhanced event as I'm only 600'.
  12. 3” or so out there, measured 2.8” earlier. This powder is sure to blow and drift a decent amount over the next couple days.
  13. Looks like NW NJ jackpot due the warm BL temps missed by many
  14. Eyeballing, I'd say 3" up here. I went to bed at around 1:30 and the local Wunderground stations were 32 or 33, so that didn't help with accumulations. Already the snow on the grassy areas has that mogul look from melting, though it's now 30 with temps dropping so that was from the middle of the night. All in all, a great and unexpected event. Best of luck to everyone else still ripping snow.
  15. Heading out shortly to verify but eyeballing 4”; clearly more than I expected. Cheers all.
  16. Snow continues. 27.0 Took two quick measurements on my driveway. 5.5" so far.
  17. Moderate to heavy snow huge flakes. 32f humidity 96% dew point 32f closing in on 5” trees are absolutely loaded wires sagging. You cannot see through the trees walls of white.
  18. Looking like an inch maybe… no way I hit anywhere close to 4”
  19. Same for Columbia. Between about 2-4am we were between bands. It’s been coming down well since, but we missed out on probably at least 1” because of that lull.
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