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I know its not everyone in this part of the forum... but glad to see you all cashing in

You are probably right. The mountains have a better shot though.

Woke up to a low of 34 here in the Valley at 3200ft. Looks like Cataloochee dropped to 33 with light rain. Warm nose saved us for this event. Keeping an eye on Sunday afternoon into Monday for another shot of wintry weather. I see DC has snow this morning. Good for them.

At least 3" here at 23120-Moseley!

Back to being a snow globe in DC. Need to downscale some pics but nice jebwalk. Now to defrost and see if I can WFH the rest of the day…

On the flip side, next weekends trough setup could be more favorable to amplify something. It looks like we might be in a favorable spot with the trough positioned over the lakes.

This has had a message to to moderators a couple years ago. I had no feedback and so I live with this map as is, until moderators advise otherwise. Thanks for your own feedback. At least there is opportunity for all the participants to comment and review.

Snow has stopped in Farmville.

Let's hope this is a tasty appetizer event to a memorable '25-'26 snow season!

Our coldest spots were our relatively highest elevation locations with both Glenmoore (19.4) and East Nantmeal (19.7) with lows just below 20 degrees. Unlike on radiational cooling nights where our valley spots are colder...with cold air advection into the area following cold fronts our ridge locales are often colder. This was a record low for today for East Nantmeal with 22 years of records. Some models still try to throw some flurries or light snow as far north as Chester County this afternoon with the coastal low and a little more after midnight with a coastal inverted trough. Either way not much but if it does occur it could cause a slippery spot on to with temperatures remaining in the 20's for high temperatures. We will remain well below normal for at least the next week. Our coldest day after today looks to be Monday with highs again remaining in the 20's. Our next chance of snow or rain will be toward Wednesday night.

I just don’t think the temps are going to cut it. Another transient, mistimed HP.

I actually could go on the 13th but I have to work in Newark on the 14th so I'm not keen on two really long 2+ hr drives each way back to back days. Also working in Newark again on the 18th.

I would have been blacked out the whole time.

1.) Go to the smartest group 2.) Means easy A 3.) I don't know

I never look at PHL anymore just too much UHI problems....Just typical cyclical climate change....warm - cold - warm - cold rinse and repeat

Snow started here an hour ago. Nontreated surfaces have a coating currently. Looks winter-like. 27 F.

Our coldest spots were our relatively highest elevation locations with both Glenmoore (19.4) and East Nantmeal (19.7) with lows just below 20 degrees. Unlike on radiational cooling nights where our valley spots are colder...with cold air advection into the area following cold fronts our ridge locales are often colder. This was a record low for today for East Nantmeal with 22 years of records. Some models still try to throw some flurries or light snow as far north as Chester County this afternoon with the coastal low and a little more after midnight with a coastal inverted trough. Either way not much but if it does occur it could cause a slippery spot on to with temperatures remaining in the 20's for high temperatures. We will remain well below normal for at least the next week. Our coldest day after today looks to be Monday with highs again remaining in the 20's. Our next chance of snow or rain will be toward Wednesday night.

UVA's chemistry department's amazing decision to make our group exam online over zoom is currently going great. 1. No one knows which group to go in 2. No one is able to access the questions 3. No one knows how to submit them. Meanwhile I am watching snow fall outside my window this is cruel

You know what we should have done like 10-15 years ago. Got a group and rented a cabin or something in the middle of nowhere during a major snowstorm. Just imagine how fun that would have been

Snowcover isn't declining as quickly as that implies. The past decade has been an awful stretch in general.....look at a snowcover graph from 1988-1992 and it's probably just about as bad.

1.) Hope everything goes well for mom-to-be and baby-to-be. 2.) Woke up in Carroll County at 5:30 am and saw the Winter Weather Advisory was canceled for the NW crew. I laughed in my head and thought "that guarantees a northern deathband.

The steady flurries are coating the surfaces in Fallston / it’s pretty. At least not fully shut out. Official dusting.

My station is claiming a low of 1.9 this morning.

I hope so....it's also our holiday party today so at least by later I'd expect a surge of people coming in - including people we don't normally see...and thus "my monitor isn't turning on" calls.... We don't do IT "tiers" here so even as one of the managers....I take even the stupidest of calls right up there with my lower level employees.

def has a 88 and north feel, some guidance showing some seeder feeder type stuff for se wisconsin