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Quite the trend from 1am - 7pm. South Jersey went from 0 to over a foot in some spots

https://x.com/WeatherProf/status/2022438348405481832 I don’t know what the GRAF is but damn

Meanwhile in Chicago they’re piling up lake effect

western Chester County: WSW went from 6-10 to 7-13

Outside of Coatesville - north of the valley. It keeps ticking up for us. The amount of flack they should take “if” they get this wrong. They’re a $3 trillion company.

Would someone be so kind as to explain what it is we are rooting for as these new models are coming in - More/less confluence? More/less spacing? Phasing? I can’t tell if I should be excited or disappointed

Bring us home Big Nacho

My hopping around between Delco and Chesco over the last few years means this might be the first >3”, clean snowstorm I’ve seen since at least 2019. Bring itttttttttttt. Give me that high end in the Coatesville area please

Coatesville area is going to be pushing Manheim totals soon with the way this radar is lining up.

This thunder coming in to Coatesville…hearing for a good 20 mins now from far away is unreal. Just a constant rumble getting louder and louder. I’ve never heard anything like it.

Good morning 2 hours early to all. Holy lightning in the Coatesville area

Moments likes this remind me that non-weather people really don’t like the word sleet. My husband has stopped calling it hail… he’s now just calling it ice.

Sounds like a decent mix between freezing rain and sleet, primarily freezing rain at the moment? Between Coatesville and Glenmoore. Very slippery

Hate to be in Poconal for this one. Have to imagine this puts them back to zero for the season.

I sent ChatGPT these 2 images… I asked it to make me a forecast snow accumulation map. Here’s what we’re looking at on the ChatGPT model. This is also my official forecast.

Are we approaching the skull phase of the storm?

East Cost snob here, long time Philly lurker, traveling to ORD morning of 22nd and staying in Evanston visiting family through the 27th. Was feeling disappointed we would be missing out on the snowstorm on the east coast as previously modeled but feeling encouraged now that things are looking juicy out here for when we’ll be in town. Not too familiar with Chicagoland weather patterns and snowstorm evolution. First and foremost, curious if we should consider moving our flights to the evening of the 21st to avoid potential travel impacts or if we’d be safe chancing a 10am arrival on the 22nd. Also curious to know what thoughts are on this system as depicted by the recent model runs with those Kuchera maps spitting out 1-2 feet. Are we getting close to any reality yet and is this a typical setup for a classic storm out this way? Everything on the east coast is a thread the needle event and 99 times out of 100, we forget the needle altogether. How tempered should my expectations be at this point or can I start getting excited? Thanks! -Philly Weenie

Holy hell.

That sliver west of DC runs the gamut…. It’s just perpetually starting to snow for 15 hours.

Is…is it…self aware?

If you looked at the radar right now, and then listened to the after-snow sounds out there …in Drexel Hill/Havertown, you would think you could lookout and see a couple inches of snow on the ground. Nothin but a long time ago evaporated trace.

Implications of any sort?

Okay, many models pointing to a decent+ event, yet not even a WWA. Is a little chaos on the horizon? Is NWS all-in on the NAM/ICON solution?