JakkelWx

- Snow in DJFM (all four months), can't remember the last time that happened. - The january 25th storm chase to Harriman NY with single digit temperatures the entire time and nearly 2 feet of snow, plus record cold after and a bulletproof snowpack back home Detractor: 1st coastal bomb miss in early Feb - Blizzard of mid-late feb dumping largest snow since 2010 & surpassing 2016 by an inch or two - Crazy temp swing from 70s in the morning to snow 6 hours later - The most frozen i've ever seen the ponds and tributaries around here (2015 comes close) Overall an A-

77! perfect!

RIP Chuck Norris

Im okay. Saw 2 power flashes as i was standing outside. I could see the wall of rain coming in even in darkness, hearing a roar at the same time in the distance. Started raining and went inside, was a fun 5 mins. no damage MBY, and it looks like its just straight line winds on radar.

dead center for a tornado warning!!!

RIP

53 with a 14 dew. dry

that will be the temperature on June 1st after 3 weeks of 50s and low 60s/drizzle.

nearly 55 degree drop since yesterday afternoon. looks like just about an inch otg

favorable snow angle.

big flakes coming down. reminds me of the start of the late feb blizzard.

Woo snow!

dropped from 71 at 7 AM to just 42 now. it was 74 at midnight

81/41. surely july will have days like these. right??

41 to 62 in 1 hour now 64

0.5" finished off with a nice jebwalk

ok, it looks like there was a localized band of heavy snow for an hour there while I was asleep. Slept for about 5 hours. Just missed me by 5 miles, lol.

20.5 in woodside?? holy fook. That's only 5 miles from here, and I recorded "only" 14.5". So they must've been measuring a drift, but its a trained spotter so it seems more believable.

14.5" with 0.5" in the past couple hours or so. about 200% of avg for the season now

13.5" with drifts over 2 feet. was probably 14" really with all that drifting make it difficult to measure

woke up to a great backend snow. still coming down. going out to measure.

lol. it didnt make it onshore into central DE. would've surpassed a foot within an hour or two, but already at 10" anyway. good enough

steady blowing snow. drifting like it was never wet snow. highest winds of the storm yet, definitely blizzard conditions atm.

good lord this band developing in the DE Bay is a behemoth. edit: HEAVY snow!

9"