Caveman

That is an excellent point concerning the skew of the 15 analog means by the 2 "outliers". It would be very interesting to be able to produce a map that does show the top 15 w/out the 2 "outliers"...but that is above my pay grade!

This is from the CIPS website...kinda fun to peruse... https://www.eas.slu.edu/CIPS/ANALOG/analog.php

Same here in Valley Green, northern York County.

As of 10 am, had 6.1" with a 0.54" liquid. Still about 0.25 mi visibility.

Snow began ~3:30 am. 2.9" snow with 0.26 liquid. 11°F with 0.25 mi visibility at time of observation. 11.5 SLR to this point in the event. Valley Green, northern York County.

Thoughts? I have many...

That was the I-78 Lebanon County fiasco!

From the National Weather Service... Blizzard Warning A Blizzard Warning means that the following conditions are occurring or expected within the next 12 to 18 hours. 1) Snow and/or blowing snow reducing visibility to 1/4 mile or less for 3 hours or longer AND 2) Sustained winds of 35 mph or greater or frequent gusts to 35 mph or greater. There is no temperature requirement that must be met to achieve blizzard conditions.

Read the timestamps...kinda simple...

That last sentence is truthful and hilarious...!

Interesting...even from a slide rule old fart!

That’s very cool! The communication of the numerical guidance in one succinct graphic! Awesome!

Remember it well…sleet and heavy snow complete with lightning and thunder in the midday of the height of the 1993 March nor’easter!

Nearly identical observations for the Saturday and Sunday light snow events from Valley Green, northern York County: Saturday: 1.5" of snow with a liquid eq. of 0.08" Sunday: 1.4" of snow with a liquid eq. of 0.07" Snow on snow is always kinda nice; NFL officials playing such a huge role in any and all games, well, not so much!