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If by big you mean widespread double digits, that’s an interesting point. A few came close, but those have all been in Dec, Feb, and March since then.

Warm nose is not affecting your area. Just the other side of NJ. Trenton will mix before you.

Still getting a lot of snow mixing in. It's a day of continuous false weenie hope. Lol

Coastal might help with that.

Faster in PA than NJ is good short term if you want delayed changeover but bad long term as it means primary still kicking. Either way blasting snow now so just enjoy.

Still puking snow in NE Philly. Did my 1st rd of shoveling and have over an inch where I started before I got done in less than an hr. CC radar looks weird. Sleet to the west and WNW of me but still all snow and heavy here. Measured 5 inches before I started shoveling, has to be over 6 now. This thump is pretty sweet.

Nice Ant

Unprecedented sleet avalanches falling off my roof when the wind gusts. Like waterfalls outside the windows. Better on the ground than up there though

Dont see a map like this every day.

9 inches in glen rock nj - we are on our way to way more than a foot

Measured about 7 a half hour ago. Still ripping heavy snow.

Heavy sleet, 14F. I just measured 7.8" of snow/sleet.

Closing in on 4" real soon. @Damage In Tolland how does that line up with what you have? I'm near the Tolland/Coventry border.

In a region not experiencing either warming or cooling you would expect a gradual and coupled decline in both daily high and low record temperature reports since each report becomes increasingly less likely. But what we see in the graph you posted is a decoupling such that record low reports have significantly declined while record highs reports are coming in at roughly the same rate for last several decades. This is consistent with that region experience long term secular warming.

Just under 5”.

Looks like south shore of Long Island is getting into some of that ocean enhanced snow as well

24 degrees. Sleet coming down the hardest I’ve seen so far.

There are some indications in recent radar frames that the mix line may be slowing down or retreating south a bit in parts of Bedford County as some colder air filters in.

That dryslot in southern NJ bugs me, I'm more concerned about that now than the mixing line. Either way, this storm has been amazing with 6" OTG and heavy snow continuing.

The NAM shit the bed on thermals. Absolutely atrocious.

Snow and sleet here in Dillsburg..but it is still accumulating

3.5” down .. 30” to go

Gotta clean out my attachments. Will post more later