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Hopefully, a drought buster. The rest of February looks like winter is over.

Such a waste of a good storm. Could’ve been a HECS. Instead we get the 50 mile wide 1-2” tease on the north edge.

Snow here in NW Chesco temp at 33.3 degrees

KDIX has to be the one of the worst in terms of reliability out of all the radars across the nation. And we’re still 15-20 years away from a replacement.

35 here very light ENE wind.

Down by Myrtle beach. Real bad. Somehow we have to cross that front in Florida. Won’t be fun

light snow in Macungie

its very hard for pollution particles in a cold dry area to actually form any type of air pollution can it happen? yes but highly doubtful it happens as many times as it has happened this winter given how dry and cold and windy it has been

and todays storm is all rain lol

Sounds about right Tat.

What happened to the warmth

Radar is blossoming back into central PA somewhat impressive

I lived up there for almost 10 years as a kid( in the 80s), so I get the historical advantages in marginal setups. About 10 miles south of Westminster at an elevation just under 800 feet. I think Westminster averages about 35 inches, probably a bit less where I lived but not by much.

32 already and dropping

Their really getting to you lol. Can you take it?

Snowing in Tamaqua, but not sticking to anything yet. Temp is 36.

and was still going

18z CMC

Woof. Strong shortwave, and confluence was setup nicely with that ULL Nw of Maine rolling SE. that would have been a pretty big hit imo

Currently: Coudy. ESE wind 6 mph 30.4F

I’m in Boston and I’ll miss whatever happens. Even here the snow’s starting to look old.

pixie dust flakes have commenced. 33.8

At 7 pm, Philadelphia was seeing light rain while snow flurries had moved into the Allentown area. The northern extent of the precipitation where it is raining should see the rain change to snow as the evening progresses.

I have rain. Like actual rain. It's all wet and stuff. This is almost more exciting. 35.9F