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Full tank of gas, no stops and almost no traffic after the Lincoln Tunnel helped. NYC had a period of moderate snow Sat morning - the leftovers of what came through the WMA. Hope our MA crew can get something from the next round to take the edge off. Folks are getting desperate. Radar seems to be further NW than forecast. (or maybe that's just me hopecasting...)

Good luck tonight, fellas. You might want to look outside before you browse your phone this morning.

It's pukeing snow here at the moment fellows.I've already surpassed anything I've received yesterday morning. I'm not surprised by the start of sleet here. In the pictures I posted yesterday morning you can clearly see that almost all the precipitation I received in my area was graupel while others not far away had much better flake quality. Obviously rates were an issue in my area, but thermals were suspect also here.

Don’t worry i won’t tell anyone.

Just to help with placement, are you closer to Haverhill or Dracut or more towards the center of Methuen?

Not THAT fast, but traffic was moving along at a good clip...

Steady light to moderate snow here with a fresh coating, 29ºF. This has turned into an outright accumulating event for some folks that it really wasn’t in the forecast for. US 322 corridor from State College to Lewistown showing a lot of snow covered roads on the cameras.

Now I'm invested.

How about the other models?

I don't believe I got the initial shot of snow at my house,but I have received around 1/8" of sleet, and I'm finally transitioning to snow here.

You had to be going between 90-95 MPH to do that.

started off as light snow around 1 am earlier then forecasted but turned to sleet fast no sleet was in the forecast as far as I saw.

Moderate sleet here in New Cumberland for the last 45 minutes.

Just drove home from NYC. It's 33 and light sleet here atm. It's nice to drive I-95 with hardly anyone on the road. 3-1/2 hours from upper west side in NYC to Vienna. Not bad...

00z isn't out yet, but the 12z EPS had six consecutive days with a high below 20 at BDL between 1/25 and 1/30. Probably won't happen, but if it did, we'd be in rarified air. The last comparable cold snap with such highs was 12/28/17 - 1/1/18 at five days. The record is 9 days in 1961, followed by 6 days in 1979 and 5 in the period I mentioned. We've had four consecutive days six times, with most recent prior to 2017 blowing through it being 1989.

Radar looks great

I started at Bill Evans then Tri State then here. Over 20 years doing this now lol.

Radar looks healthy down to the SW…blossoming in PA.

This is my territory

Snowy Euro!

Good map imo. Seems about right to me.

Sprinkles in hagerstown.

You’re not saying it’s terrible…? You just said it blows a few posts back lmao. You’re all over the map for god sakes…seriously, take a break. Please.