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
Unfortunate overnight runs last night. Still think areas like Harrisburg west can see 2-4" (maybe more) with the Monday system. Here at Millersville, we are nearly +11 for the month through day 18
Figures the overnight runs would go to crap. I understand we can't hang on op runs, but have we even had one instance of consecutive runs that give us snow all winter?
Euro with a D5-6 threat and a D8-9 threat. Far interior favored for the first verbatim, coastal regions the second storm. Places in the middle (like Berks, Lancaster, etc) kinda get skunked.
I think I ended with 7" 2019-2020. This winter I'm only at 1.8 so far, and that's from 4 or 5 total "storms" lol. A nice 2 or 3 inch storm would be nice at this point.
Temp departures are crazy to start this month. Philly at +17, Allentown and Reading at +15/+16 and Mount Pocono at +23! Had a midnight high of 59 degrees here, only made it to 58 this afternoon
In a La Nina year with a tendency for SE ridge/western trough no less. The background state has been set for years now, it seems we need to get lucky for a +PNA and -EPO pattern with high lat blocking. It can happen, but is becoming less and less frequent it seems at least.
3.2F here now in Fleetwood. There's a weather station atop the Mount Penn Memorial Fire Tower in Reading that sits 120 feet above the ground currently reporting -0.1 degrees