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  2. wncsnow
    Snow becoming more and more mixed in
  3. CPcantmeasuresnow
    In Saranac Lake? That seems fairly routine. In East Hartford? That's a great season.
  4. paulythegun
    we could see gusts up to 35mph tonight
  5. weatherbo
    My 5' snow stake is buried but it read 44" before the storm, so well over 60"
  6. mattinpa
    Thanks for the excellent answer and thank you and the rest of the NWS for keeping an eye on things.
  7. MJO812
    How much do you have ?
  8. mappy
    Hoping the rain/winds and (ugh) quick change to snow thing happens.
  9. Met1985
    Eh might squak out an inch overnight.
  10. Maggie Valley Steve
    Moderate snow with some occasional bouts of heavy snow and huge flakes. NCDOT is working up Soco Rd towards the Gap.
  11. SJonesWX
    47 degrees and currently hunkering down staying safe from the 5 mph winds.
  12. Modfan2
    Home now, up to 1.16” temp 59Fand breezy; odd thing is the is now standing water. Ground is absorbing it well and being blown dry by the wind probably helping.
  13. CT Valley Snowman
    Up to 63
  14. MGorse
    The tornado watch probably should not have included the coastal counties due to flow off the cold ocean. Along the NJ Shore it is currently only in the upper 40s to low 50s.
  15. Met1985
    Sleet snow mix now.
  16. weatherbo
    Snow and wind have let up considerably with another 5-6" possible through the night. Snow is too deep to walk or even snowshoe in, there's no power, and the road is closed for miles. Deepest snow I have ever seen. The house is almost buried.
  17. CoastalWx
    Man what a bust in the Mid Atlantic.
  18. MGorse
    Yup the tornado watches issued due to the strong shear profiles. The issue is all of the showers messing with the instability and thermal profiles in the lower levels.
  19. ncjoaquin
    Good assessment. Still enough moisture for something. A dusting would be a win.
  20. eyewall
    I am getting more wind now than at any point during the storms.
  21. wncsnow
    There's sleet mixed with the rain now in west asheville
  22. MGorse
    This is not a tropical system setup. Big difference.
  23. IronTy
    When I was at elementary back in Michigan we had a legit Tornado warning and we all had to go out in the hallways cowering with our textbooks over our head/neck. Nobody died or anything, can't remember if there were any injuries....but 40yrs later it's probably the only memory I have from school that far back. So look at the bright side, making memories.
  24. wncsnow
    This band of moisture is not as heavy as what the Hi Res models were showing earlier today. I think that's the main culprit along with the temperatures of course.
  25. TSSN+
    Seeing how there wasn’t even like any warnings in the moderate zone doubt will be many reports
  26. Interstate
    Rain... and nothing else
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