Comparing weather apps to the NWS info is apples and oranges. Even though i chuck the NWS far these days, they're still USUALLY far better. As far as I'm concerned no self respecting weather enthusiast/weenie etc. should ever use an app aside from the comic value
I'm out and about running some errands for work this morning in Simsbury. Still only 30° at my office. The evergreens are starting to scream with this freezing drizzle and all the snow caked on them
What will save some pack in parts of this area today will be keeping the clouds. Looks like it should stay cloudy much of the day. Plus ground temp quite cold, big plus. Last night had the driveway covered within 15 minutes of when the snow started falling.
Out this way I don't think so. A couple hours in the 40s (maybe) with clouds, and two layers of sleet and freezing rain in the current pack. It's got some staying power, super dense stuff
Likewise in my area, Sure there's not 3' OTG, but certainly mid winter appeal. We've even had snow stuck to the trees for several days, not typical even in great winters
I think you're mistaking some of us not calling it a rat for just understanding that it happens and say "I don't give a fucc, I'll be back next season" It just makes me laugh at the over reaction and emotionalism to a "bad" winter... Some of us have been through this before and know it happens and the WAAA WAAA WAA gets old
Well, the guy who plows our shop driveway is going to be insufferable this A.M. when I tell him we aren't even going to get enough to plow from either of these next two. Customers are going to think one of his dogs died or something
With this setup I seriously doubt your area... or even mine sees a few inches before changeover. Maybe an inch for me in Westfield for what I'm seeing since last night before the ice, then plain rain by morning.