21chuck

That's Camden

Only one final measurement for total compacted snow + sleet in south philly: 7.1 inches. But drifts near 2 ft! Gonna be around forever, at least by our standards.

So interesting to watch that sleet line climb and fall.

Any folks here recall sleet at temps this low? I've only been around the region for 10 years but I cannot.

Just going off of user reports on radarscope, maybe not the most reliable.

I know, but did any model show it happening for Baltimore? Also ripping sleet in south philly right now.

A mix of light to moderate snow and sleet in south philly. 6.0" on the dot. I see some reports of plain snow in Baltimore SW of this heavy band. Maybe a temporary switch back is possible?

Snowing moderately with 2.8" in south philly. I saw DC has been taken over by sleet with these heaviest bands. Anyone recall when they were forecast to transition? I thought it was around 10 am.

I don't know but I hate how 80% of the population uses apple weather as their primary source for weather forecasting.

Despite a warm start, made it up to about 3 or so inches in south philly. Was a truly gorgeous snow.

Incredibly, it's been mostly white rain in south philly up to this point. Just a trace accumulation on raised surfaces. The urban heat island has been especially strong. Going to come under forecast, maybe pick up one inch or two with the cold front on the back end? I knew there would be marginal temps but thought middle of the night might work in our favor...

I have a forecast of three consecutive triple digit days to start next week. As far as I can recall, I have never seen that in my 8 years here. Can anyone recall the last time it was as hot as this forecast (especially for that many days)?

Some radarscope user is reporting falling snow in Springfield! I assumed it was a joke.

The inquirer today highlighted the very impressive, very sad philly snow hole this winter.

Reminds me of digging out a friend's cabin in Tahoe one year. Packed snow was about 5 feet high. That was only December! There's something so fun about the novelty of that much snow, you hardly notice how hard the work is...