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Same, 2”. Great jebwalk this afternoon!

Still snowing pretty hard in Herndon. FCPS just changed to closed tomorrow.

Radar is lighting up over southern CT, this is way ahead of schedule

I stayed up til midnight watching news from a spot in the living room watching the snow under a streetlight, it came down sideways til I went to bed.

You should go sit in front of his house in a lawn chair .

3.5 inches officially 5 miles to your east, 1.5 inches fell in the last hour.

looks like you guys did like it

HRRR? Its pretty good close to an event .

Still snowing nice under the bands out near the FFX Louden border. Must be closing in on two inches. Has been an amazing weather evening with windy blowing snow. Just wish someday to experience it for a whole night.

Yards out here now nearly white. Streets look glossy. Car toppers shaping up nicely. Holding at 34

3.5" in Pen Mar now. Roads finally caving.

This might be it?? (Light snow imby atm)

7pm Snowfall Reports: NWS NY: 2.5" Newark, NJ: 2.0" Islip, NY: 2.0" Central Park, NY: 1.8" JFK: 1.7" LGA: 1.7" Bridgeport, CT: 0.8"

Beat me to it

Kinda decent here now at least it’s accumulating.

My mulch is turning white!

Pouring snow here. I’d say an inch in the last hour. Eyeballing of course. I’m close to 3”. 31F.

serious question....how reliable are these? i alway see people slamming them....

First time I ever saw thunder snow. Was 9 years old. Epic.

2/22 23z hrr through 18h (12pm) Snow

I am halfway up the mountain. He lives along spring creek. .

Around 2" here in Glen Mills (about fifteen minutes southeast from West Chester)

Mesoscale Discussion 0115 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0624 PM CST Sun Feb 22 2026 Areas affected...New York City into Southern New England Concerning...Heavy snow Valid 230024Z - 230530Z SUMMARY...A long-duration moderate/heavy snowfall event will increasingly impact NYC into parts of southern New England this evening into Monday morning. 1-2 inch per hour snowfall rates will be likely, particularly after midnight EST. DISCUSSION...Recent regional radar imagery from the northern Mid-Atlantic/southern New England shows a band of moderate to heavy snow moving slowly northward into Long Island. Already, recent surface observations reported 1 inch in the last hour at Islip, LaGuardia, and JFK. This band should continue to impact parts of southern New England this evening. The highest snowfall rates will at least initially remain near the coast. With time, the 994 mb low analyzed off the Mid-Atlantic coast will deepen, particularly after 11 pm/midnight EST. This will eventually promote a broader zone of stronger isentropic ascent that will promote more widespread moderate/heavy snow farther north. Surface winds will also concurrently increase with the deepening of the low. Blizzard conditions will be possible late this evening into Monday morning.

I like the back building hopefully that thing forms to our West let’s see what happens

Greenday?