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Sticking now to shrubs and some grass, trying to do the same for car tops. Visibility probably under a mile now.

US 301 by exit 213 32F

I'll let Volcanic Winter answer this one...

What's with the no totals for anywhere in Orange County?

Idiotic and amazing it rarely gets updated

I use Merlin as well…and plantnet for discovering weird plants.

Amazing a tight circle north, south, east and west within 6 miles either way surrounds Central Park with 23-27 inch storm totals. Dead center in the middle central Parks 19.7. I've grown numb to it over the years. Maybe not totally numb LOL.

Almost 2 inches for a very short period of time when my temps were beat down to 28 degrees.. As soon as it got light it has been steady melt. Sitting at 31 and light snow.

Reflecting off the unmelted snowbanks?

Temps very slowly inching downward. After pre-snow late morning hi temp 35, now down to 30.4. Stickage in all the usual places except for roads, sidewalks and car tops.

I29 and it has been snowing here for a bit now. We have Ballenger Creek right behind our house. And there are types of birds that show up as the weather gets nice. I know that there are the ones that are not the typical ones who hang around in winter and can hear them today. I use the Merlin ID App from Cornell University and it lets me know what I am hearing. Blue Jay, Common Grackle, American Goldfinch, European Starling, White-throated Sparrow, House Finch, House Sparrow and the Red-winged Blackbird are all on my deck feeder. Am guessing that some are migrating back and my fresh cat cable has attracted them. The Red-winged Blackbird is the one I most associate with being near some water as they are found in wetlands and fields.

Was actually in NB. Beautiful sun today, a breeze pushing the low 20s around. Low this morning was -16 and I heard the most tree pops of any day in years, likely due to the late season with sap running. The -23 morning in January had almost no pops.

EPS, EPS-AIFS, GEPS all have the trough beating back the torch somewhat mid month. GEFS is warmest. But on balance, definitely does seem like a mid month chill is on the way. Hopefully enough of one to give us a shot.

New Brunswick I believe.

Lots of half day and parent conf schedules in play... just adds more uncertainty to the decision... Nothing would surprise me... holding conference calls with 92 districts at 4 am should be fun... Lol... I'm betting lots of cancellations due to uncertainties of onset timing, and likelihood low-level cold is a bit more stubborn than modeled... Most towns need 90 minutes to 2 hours for a full bus routine???

Time of year thermos can be a little sun contaminated. Mine spiked from 26 to 31 in minutes.

That is a violent look

Went on a drive to Seneca state park to hike and the snowfall gradient on ffx parkway past route 606 was insane. In half a mile went from snow topping the trees to snow on the grass. Would’ve been so pissed to be right on that line.

Pittsburgh radar starting to dry up. But no complaints from me. nice winter day today.

About an inch on Bacon Ridge (180') and steady light snow. What a pleasant surprise!

Saw some clouds, then nice and sunny after noon.

Same. Very slowly starting to whiten up. 29.9

Stuck at my office today. But still had to take a Jebwalk. Pretty even when I'm at work.

Yes, I think that forecast of 1 to 2 inches here are going to bust low. I’m thinking 2 to 4 but we might trend 3 to 6.

Coming down real nicely in Downtown DC at this point. Excellent Snow TV