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And there's even a tornado warning now right near Trenton, NJ. What a wild February day

Tornado warning right near Trenton, NJ!

Was quite a gusty shower that came through Millersville like an hour ago or so. Lots of branches and small debris scattered everywhere

Tomorrow could be interesting with some strong showers/storms moving through in the afternoon. A very low freezing level of 850mb, steep low-level lapse rates, some SBCAPE, and a deep mixed-layer will give a shot for some thunder, small hail, and gusty winds. Then we turn to Thursday where there will be a very legit shot for 70s across SE PA. The NAM, which is usually biased cold, even has it. Wherever the boundary sets up though will be the difference between mid-40s to the north and low-70s to the south

@RedSky I remember you talking about how cloudy it was everyday throughout January. Well, looks like SE PA had a top 10 cloudiest January

59 at midnight, will probably be the high for the day. Currently 51

We just hit 60 over here in Lancaster

Just hit 60 at MU, broke the record high for the date Edit - Now 61

HRRR and RGEM are very bold in bringing mid-60s to parts of the area later today

I would be very surprised if many of us don't see 60s later today. No snowpack, NW wind will help downslope and dry things out. Full sun today, which is at an equivalent sun angle to Nov 2. 850s are +5 to +6.

Some occasional flurries here in Millersville

Euro is bone dry for the next week

Looks like we finished with around 2.5" in Fleetwood

Yeah I think we have 2-3" in Fleetwood. I'm at nearly 800ft elevation compared to 300-400 feet down in Reading/Sinking Spring which helps alot

What's the totals so far up in Berks County? I'm down in Lancaster and my home cam in Fleetwood looks like at least 2"

And just like that the snow has stopped. It's not raining either, so maybe just a dry pocket

Def moderate snow here. Meso models fail, should've known better myself

Slowly but surely they're turning more white here. Wondering if they'll cancel classes I really don't wanna go to Remote Sensing later lol

1" already out in Etown? Wow congrats! Crazy how just a small distance can make a huge difference

Roads are mainly just wet here, although some edges of pavement are turning white. Rates aren't that heavy I don't think for a full cave of the roads

Whoa snow is really coming down here at Millersville. In 5 minutes it went from nothing to moderate. Coating already on everything, so finally measurable on the board! I hope I'm wrong and we have a positive bust today!

Not drier, it's still really early and it always takes time to saturate the near-surface column. That initial extension of precip was always going to have to fight dry air to start (if it went through the area). Later on, no dry air at all. In fact, the reason we're seeing rain is basically because of the stronger system down south diabatically heating the downstream atmosphere to pump the ridge more (i.e. raising heights and leading to rain).

I think the 0.0 streak unfortunately continues at Millersville tomorrow. Yesterday's snow just wasn't enough here to catch a measurable designation. For record, the lowest seasonal snowfall ever recorded at MU was 4.0" back 1949-1950

Snow falling here in Lancaster. Mount Holly thinks areas of Berks-Lehigh counties get 3-5"+ Wednesday