Itstrainingtime

It better thump from the onset. Otherwise, even these numbers might not materialize.

Here it is, snowfans: my Storm Outlook Map for Tuesday's #winterstorm! I expect a tight gradient between very little & a half foot of snow across eastern PA & northern NJ. Areas N/W of I-81 should receive a plowable snowfall, but <1" is more likely south of Rt. 30 & east of I-83.

Meanwhile -

I had a brief period of snow, then a lull, then a period of moderate sleet, a lull followed by mist/drizzle. The "rain" amounted to 0.01".

Same thoughts I have. I'm not confident I'll reach 2" but .5"-2" seems reasonable. The last minute north trend on models has begun, at least on some modeling.

I don't think I've ever seen a snowfall forecast of 0.5" - 4".

MU was discussing this over the weekend and it seemed like he favored your area or just NE of you. He didn't seem thrilled for anyone SE of I-81.

Did mine last weekend! 2" of snow will fully cover it.

CTP hoists a Winter Storm Watch for the northeast portion of their area including @Voyager

Moderate sleet falling here now and 35. What a wonderful wintry morning after a period of non-accumulating light snow earlier. Looking forward to work-related scheduling headaches Tuesday!

An 1" for me.

CTP's forecast for me on Tuesday is rain mixed with snow and a high of 38. Not inspiring but not surprising.

I agree completely with all of your comments/assessments you've posted. The only thing I would sorta challenge is that his thoughts for Tuesday were for the entire LSV and not Lanco-specific. Let's hope this doesn't trend north as he fears it will.

He sure did. He's also been off on some of our recent rain events as well. His "strength" as a seasoned met is understanding that while pretty snow maps are fun to look at...in reality, they are flawed and often highly inaccurate.