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It looks like we ended up with between 5" to 9" of snow across Chester County. Here in East Nantmeal we finished with 8.8". This will go down as the 17th largest December storm since 1893 here in Chester and SE Berks Counties. See the current top 25 below.

It looks like we ended up with between 5" to 9" of snow across Chester County. Here in East Nantmeal we finished with 8.8". This will go down as the 17th largest December storm since 1893 here in Chester and SE Berks Counties. See the current top 25 below.

Good morning all! I just caught up from all the post since 1:00am. I'm very happy for all of you the grossly overachieved. Other than @canderson(sorry), I ended up with the second lowest accumulation coming in at a whopping 1.0" with 0.5" before midnight and the 0.5" after midnight. That 1.0" melted down to 0.11", close to 10:1 for water equivalent. Even just 1.0" everywhere is enough to create a beautiful early winter scene. I should also say that nearly all of the snow fell with a temperature that was above 32.0...but just barely with most of it falling around 32.5 degrees. One nice thing about the wet snow (now frozen) is that it is preventing blowing snow, which prevents drifts on my driveway and sidewalks. The temp has been hanging out around 23 degrees, and I'm not expecting it to rise much at all with a very cold 504dm thickness sweeping on through the daytime this afternoon. If anything I would anticipate a slow drop during this afternoon. Enjoy your winter wonderlands all! Oh, I forgot to mention my seasonal snow total is now up to 3.8".

Overlooking Nantucket Sound. Just crossed 3.0” in Barnstable.

Bc it will be gone by Thursday, and the region will be tracking less than half climate average snowfall through Christmas. But sure “optimism”. Snow colored glasses and chest pounding from 40/70 too. Good luck with the blogspot. It’s been so bad that 4” gets the attention of DCer’s around here.

So easy not to have a bias in science..

Temp - I didn't make it below freezing even here until well after midnight. As I posted above I had very little on my sidewalk and driveway.

Measured a few spots and came in with 5.5”. North side of Franklin square.

I don't disagree, but the use of emojis is out of control. If you disagree with someone, hit the disagree emoji. The fact is, every person in this forum qualifies as a weenie in some form or another, and there's nothing wrong with that. But to use the weenie or other emoji for the purpose of being disrespectful, dismissive, or just to take out your anger, needs to stop. Otherwise, we will continue to get the angst/anger against other posters imho.

One spin off on an exit on 95 near dedham iirc. Itherwise no issues to the NH welcome center. Car reading 31 the entire way. gps is showng several accidents on the maine turnpike all the way to Pit2. Hoping they treat the toads well before i reach them. inward and upward.

It came through here as well.

you had a good band come through for a while, probably definitely near 4" now for you

That's probably how we will have to get snow with a -pna over the next couple weeks. Cold front goes through then you time a follow up wave while you have the cold, then it warms back up, rinse and repeat.

On Nov. 4th, I made airline reservations with some friends to arrive at LaGuardia from Savannah at 11:14AM for my first NYC trip since the summer of 2011 and their first trip there ever. Due to unexpected issues that suddenly came up with my friends, we had to cancel the very next day (fully refunded back to CC immediately). This was from I had booked: Sunday 14 Dec 25 Flight Information Delta Air Lines /Republic Airways Delta Connection DL 5603 Savannah, New York La Guardia, 09:05 AM 11:14 AM Terminal C It’s a good thing we canceled this trip because this originally scheduled departure of 9:05AM from SAV has still not taken off and as of now isn’t scheduled to depart til 12:30PM! SAV Airport info 2h 9m flight. 2h 9m LGA Airport info Savannah · Sun, Dec 14 Estimated departure 12:30 PM Originally scheduled departure: 9:05 AM 9:05 AM Terminal - Gate 9 New York · Sun, Dec 14 Estimated arrival 2:27 PM Originally scheduled arrival: 11:14 AM 11:14 AM Terminal C Gate 98

4.3” total, first few hours would have made a difference on getting 6” or more

11 am in NW Philly - 5.75", There's a blob just to the west but I don't think it will produce much. Temp is down to 26 and falling with dp 22.

3 measurements yielded an average of 4.5" here in Maytown. Everything was encased in white and made for a true Hallmark scene. Only had about 1" on the driveway so no shoveling was required. That was my only disappointment.

AO is my #1 thing to track and NAO is #2. No matter what the pna is doing, a -AO keeps the door open for snow chances 90% of the time and a +AO is the opposite of that. Quite the AO spike going on and it was missed completely by the gefs. It's no coincidence that my 2 snowfalls this year coincide with the -AO. Being south of my old yard means less wiggle room so it's logical for me to live and die by the AO more than you lol. Right now lr ens spread is split with a return to a neg AO d10-15. Interestingly, the nao is prog'd to go negative in the mid/lr and thats prob what is keeping the door open for CAD events. Storm track looks unfriendly but cold getting boxed in can still work even if imperfect. If we can get a neg AO/NAO combo going before the end of the month we could be right back in good times.

2 inches on top of car after being cleared off around 830 this morning, and there were a few inches already on the car at that time. So we added about 2 inches in the past 3 hours. About to finish up here anyway, maybe an additional 0.1" by the time it wraps up

With the 5.0” recorded yesterday, that was the 1372nd day in a row with 5” or less, currently in 2nd place and just 143 days behind the record of 1515 days from 2014-2018.

This period has been underwhelming as a snow fan, but calendar day stats are deceiving and this forgets a lot of events in that time. I’ve cracked 4” 8 times since 2021 IMBY, and 3 times in the last 365 days. By 2030, our “reset” 30 year average will very likely either be around where it’s been, or finally tick down a few inches to wobble back to where it was 10 and 20 years ago. It won’t dramatically go down. And I think that’s the point I’m (and some others) were making. There wasn’t some brave new world starting in 2021 where we suddenly will start averaging 27” a year for the next 30 years. I’m all for global, long term, climatological concerns - but the impact on sensible weather here will be slow, and will show ebs and flows. On 11/20/2025 at 9:43 AM, TheClimateChanger said: It's been an incredible 1,348 days since the last calendar day with 4" of snow. You have to think eventually that breaks, or do you guys think it is no longer possible to see 4" of snow in a single day at PIT?

Still getting light snow, close to an inch.

Well, this current storm is just about in the books. How is the Christmas blizzard looking? Or blow torch?

You get the point though. Track and extent north of snows etc