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Well, I'd be hoping this is an easier plow. But thanks. Might dissuade me.

I am going with 8" to 12" out here in NW Chesco Currently Mist and 34.3 degrees

37 and 0.12" of rain so far What's the weenie rule for wet, warm ground? Subtract a couple inches?

Don’t really know how to read those…could you explain what that shows Seymour?

36 and steady rain in SE frederick. .

First flakes at 8:15 at 34.6. 115 miles wsw of D.C..

Lmao thanks for the heads up .

It doesn’t flip us until 22z (5 pm) and still gives us 6” give or take

Camp David reporting heavy snow and an indefinite sky. Might be a decent sign that it's cold right off the surface and we won't waste *too* much time flipping once heavier returns get in here. While the Camp David ASOS is around 1,800 feet, the Thurmont mesonet site is in town at a much lower elevation and they're about to hit 32 degrees. Looks like the colder air might be trying to win out?

What will be the call for schools and local governments tomorrow?

NAM 3k winning on temps I think, temp has dropped here last hour to 36.

36f rain

31 and light snow here. Dusting so far.

I know I shouldn't do this, but, Friday's forecast at my mom's old house in Sun City... Friday Sunny, with a high near 92. Calm wind becoming west southwest around 5 mph in the afternoon.

https://radar.weather.gov/region/northeast/standard

I hate to be that annoying downer guy… but holy shit I can’t believe this happening… for models to hit over and over and over for 12in+ at the last second to start finally pushing east and for this to really be a borderline warning event for the Lehigh Valley is truly laughable

Latest hrrr really shaved totals. General 6-12 extreme eastern pa and NJ lollis to 18"

Deformation zones will see 36+ with outside it half the amount.

yea we like when they lag on these. I have 14-20” along 84 and 20”+ along the shoreline.

Team USA is why I'm up.

Post with a map, so annoying

Would be great if we could fast forward to 4pm.

Current - the 32 F isotherm line roughly runs from western Passaic County westward to the Poconos.

Large snow flakes are starting to mix in here now in Marysville as the heavier band approaches. I woke up about an hour ago to light snow & light rain mix.

I think 18”-22” is a better call for Nyc. The NWS is predicting 20” and I think they might be playing it slightly conservative. I think Nyc is going to score on this one