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The roads look about as bad as I've ever seen them in my neighborhood, just 2-3 inches of solid ice in most spots. Not sure if they were totally untreated/unplowed but the freezing rain to end the storm certainly didn't help. Maybe the warmer temps tomorrow will help them recover somewhat before more snow on Friday

Looks like a little under 3" here in NW Philly. Light freezing rain falling now

3/4" in NW Philly. Rate has slowed a bit in the last 20 minutes or so

Looks like 5 or 6” here in East Falls but impossible to tell for sure. Sharp cutoff to the NW: https://www.weather.gov/source/crh/snowmap.html?sid=dvn

Looks like over 2” here especially in places that didn’t melt this afternoon. Not much wind yet, roads are not great but not fully covered. Steady light snow

Pretty interesting setup, I can't remember ever seeing a something like this for a winter storm where the primary gets started off the East Coast of Florida, plus it seems to kind of have 3 pieces of energy instead of 2 like a typical Miller A/B - does anyone have any analogs? Lmk if I'm misunderstanding something about the setup/energy transfer too Anyway, steady light snow here in East Falls (NW Philly), solid coating but not really enough to measure at this point. Hoping for 7 or 8" here

Charlotte, NC got their first measurable snow in ~3 years and then ended up getting another one less than a week later. I would guess most of NC, VA, WV, and MD are at least slightly above average so far

Not exactly on topic, but just wanted to note that this must be the longest foliage season I've ever seen. I've had decent color from I think the last week of October all the way through the first week of December, probably around 6 weeks in total (~3x longer than usual!). It looks like it's finally winding down now, with a few maples still holding onto some bright leaves. I guess it's been relatively mild, but I didn't think it had been so warm as to impact the foliage this significantly. Foliage definitely started a little later than usual, so I guess I'll just chalk it up to climate change and a long summer. Anyone else notice this or have any explanation?

The river made it to my doorstep at the intersection of Ridge and Midvale in East Falls. Stoplight on Kelly is almost fully submerged

Yikes, that would be crazy to see. Looks like a beautiful day tomorrow, hope I can actually get out my front door to enjoy it

Yep, just checked and it looks like NWS is projecting another 5ft of rise which would bring the river right to my doorstep tomorrow morning

The schuylkill has totally flooded onto Kelly Drive here in East Falls. We got around 5” but nothing severe, hope the river doesn’t rise too much higher..

Updated: 9” in December 15” from the Jan 31-Feb 2 storm 5.5” Feb 7 2.5” Feb 10-11 12.5" Feb 18 (split the difference between my measurement and the official Conshy measurement from a day later) 3.5" Feb 22 -------------------- 48” total

3" on the pavement, 4" on elevated surfaces. Call it 3.5" which puts me over 4 feet for the winter

Pretty different amounts depending on the surface but looks like around 2.5” on average. Heaviest snow of the day now

Moderate-heavy snow here for the last half hour or so, nice dusting on top of the glaze of ice from last night

Haha yes, pretty sure. Measured 8.5" on the path in front of the house around 8:15, cleared it, had 3.5" more that I cleared around 9:45, then about 1 additional inch that I cleared an hour ago. Table in the back that I haven't cleared at all also has around 13" and that's with sleet on top so I imagine it compacted at least a little bit For sure, we probably have double the snow the Philly has this winter even though it's only 12 miles to the city for the reasons you mentioned

For those asking where there's a foot--I have been over a foot for a couple hours here in Conshohocken. Maybe half an inch of sleet now on top of 13" of snow

Probably 60% sleet/40% snow here now. Just under an inch since I cleared a little over an hour ago, storm total ~13" so far

Over a foot in Conshy! 3.5" on the driveway since I cleared it about 1.5 hours ago. Already over double what I expected with hopefully a whole day of snow/sleet to go. Really impressive storm here, looks like I must be right in the jackpot so far

I think I under-measured earlier. We are pushing 9" in Conshy, extremely fluffy stuff. Moderate snow atm, mix of small and medium-large flakes

Set my alarm for 7 expecting it to just be getting started. Woke up to over 5” with decent rates still going

West Conshohocken 9” in December 15” from the Jan 31-Feb 2 storm 5.5” Feb 7 2.5” Feb 10-11 32” total, more than my first 3 winters here combined

Lol, fwiw (probably not much but their forecasts have actually been spot on for me the last week), weather underground’s long term forecast has 14 consecutive days with measurable snow starting Tuesday...

Flipped to light rain/snow mix in Conshohocken. Picked up around 5.5” but lost a lot to melting and compacting this afternoon