1.5” in the 5:00-6:00 hour here in Burke. No idea what the liquid equivalent is, but if I were to guess, I’d say the ratios aren’t that great despite the impressive rates.
I’ve had my RadarScope set to Pittsburgh radar since going to Wisp this past weekend. I was wondering why the hell the returns were so paltry despite the reports coming in.
49 and pouring rain here in Deep Creek.
Had plenty of freezing rain earlier today, but the warm air flooded in with the precip.
Decent day yesterday though!
My front yard faces northeast and we've got plenty of snowcover, as well. Definitely took a hit the last couple days, but still holding strong. At this point I want it all gone, but it's neat to see how stubborn it's been.
Took the dog for a walk earlier and was amazed at just how much snow is on north-facing and shaded lawns (a few inches, easy). There's even a car at the entrance to our neighborhood that still has 3-4" on top!
What I find wild is that there's still plenty of snow on rooftops here. Of course, those in direct sun are bare, but any roof that doesn't get a reasonable amount of direct sunlight still has a couple inches of snow on it.
Agree on the lack of really soppy melt. It's just a slow contraction of the snowpack with some damp areas around it.
Eagles fan here (if not like the fan I was as a kid)...a HECS, no doubt. I'd say that a 30" storm without dripping for at least three days afterwards would do it.
The anticipation and excitement of model runs as the day gets nearer and the elation while the dendrites are ripping just can't be beat! And then there's days of fun with family and neighbors and years of reminiscing. Yeah...I'd take that.