Itstrainingtime

You should be getting some significant precip at any moment based on radar - wonder if it's sleet or freezing rain?

Of course, it doesn't matter what a meteorologist numerically defines it if the local road crew starts plowing at a different depth.

Wow. Interesting. I remember as a kid, Elliott Abrams would be on WSBA York live in the mornings. He would talk about plowable snows and one morning the guy interviewing him asked him exactly what that meant. Elliott said that he and his Accu Weather friends generally defined it as at least 3". That's always stuck with me. I just did a quick search to see what people are saying today. The short answer is it depends on who and where. For every forecaster who says 3" there's another that says 2". I didn't come across anyone saying 1" but they didn't consult the Rouzerville road master. LOL

Down to 30.6 here - whatever falls is going to wreak havoc me thinks.

I must live in an archaic area. I don't think I've ever once seen a plow on my road for anything under and maybe even including 3". LOL

I still contend and look forward to a snowy Tuesday. I'll be surprised if it isn't. I like 2-4", heavier amounts south.

Interesting. No flurries here. My sleet lasted 47 seconds and now the sun has popped out. Radar looks...uninspiring.

Precip arrived as 100% sleet. 32.0

I can't post a map right now but it looks like the 2" line runs the southern half of the southern tier counties. About 1" up your way?

This is 100% false.

I agree completely. It did seem like some thought we were going to get buried on Tuesday. That's all I was saying. I'm still fully invested in Tuesday for snow.

Bring it!

LOL, thank you. I try to ignore them but it does get challenging. I wonder what happened to the dozens of snow maps for next Tuesday that showed me getting 1 to 2 feet? I'll save my opinion.

I'm excited for the potential of sleet tomorrow. I genuinely like it. If I get 1" of that I'll be thrilled.

I still have sleet coverage in shaded areas of my yard from the other night.

I'm genuinely excited!

Woot there it is!

Enjoy what (if?) we get and hope for more when the pattern improves. This beats the living crap out of some of our recent winters.

The concerning thing to me is he's expecting light rates. During the daytime in mid February that could be problematic. He said it will be a weak, disorganized system.

MU: A 6 to 8 hour snow event Tuesday yields a light to at most moderate event. 6" is the most he could see, likely less than that.

Oh, I agree with what you're saying, my only (and I feel valid) point is that fun or not, the model did slash snowfall totals. This was never going to be a 15-20" event, and that is what the GFS was trying to sell us. Always be wary of salesmen. And HR. Probably more so HR.

That's because very little of what I say makes any sense.

BIg thing I noticed with this GFS run is that it cut snowfall totals in the jack zone way back, now much more in line with other model outputs. Gone are the 15-20" amount nonsense.

I made and actively use my banter thread out of the respect for and wishes from some of our posters, you included. I was happy to do so. I also agree with you and others that anything beyond 2 threads for our little sub is overkill. I like having a weather thread and a non-weather thread. We can figure out anything weather-related in our weather thread.

The area from about Chambersburg west to the Ohio line was raking Saturday afternoon while my first foot of snow that had already fallen was getting topped off with 4-6" of pure wind-driven sleet. I flipped back to snow that evening and ended up with a storm total of 22" which was 18" of snow and I went low with 4" of sleet. I had 20" OTG Sunday morning. As you mentioned the winds...winds are something often talked about during big storms here but that storm brought it. I was watching the Flyers game that afternoon and they had to postpone it after the 1st period because the wind was blowing windows out in the old Spectrum. Hard to fathom we'll ever see something of that magnitude again...but you never know...