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She's ripping already. Good stuff Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

33 but feels wayyyyyyy colder here in Kearny, nj

Walked outside this morning for work, it just has the cold feeling of snow. Even colder feeling at work further south. Radar looks so impressive too.

36 all rain down here. Just nasty .

First covering of the year. It counts right?

Maybe 1/4” snow accumulation now over to sleet. Really thought we’d get at least 1” here oh well.

It was definitely sleet to start but quickly changed to rain. That's a nice slug of moisture at least so it doesn't appear to have dried up. Baby trend for future events maybe?

35/33 with rain

Not much further to the West...thinking this will be mostly a cold ass rain. 29F

The writing was on the wall for this one starting Sunday. A victory would be seeing the grass covered but that's highly unlikely now. An ominous beginning to the season but at least it's early in the game. Going from 5-8, which I never quite bought into, to 1-2 in a 24 hour time span is never a good thing but that's the weather game.

33 and rain here

Fire going. Now trying to figure out a breakfast dish using last night's leftover thin spaghetti noodles. Maybe a frittata Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

Snow flurries are just starting up. 5:45am

About 2” here so far. Very expansive precio shield. Too bad it’s zipping along. Would have been nice with this track to have closed off. i always loved “daybreak snow” where you can start to see it snowing without lights. Im going to go enjoy that in a bit.

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33 and rain this morning.

Cars are covered in camp hill Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk

Temp 33, pouring sleet, maybe rain too

Unfortunate win by the NAMs who said for days the warm layer would win out south of the M/D line

Appears to be primarily sleet in Mays Chapel (central Baltimore county). There was a noticeable uptick in intensity in the past few minutes.

Didn't take long at all to get right to a nice, steady snow, which is great. Let's get as much as possible before the sun starts coming up.

21f. Let's roll Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

Dropped to 24 in Westfield overnight, up to 26 now. LOL 12Z GFS, I'll believe it when I plow it!

Sleet mixing in. I'm a little east of Hagerstown

Ya that sounds correct based on CC