sn0w

Is this batch of rain in east PA generally supposed to stay west of the area? Seems to be struggling to move east much....

Yeah the fact it's not gonna pour yet again on a summer Friday is a real buzz kill

Awful meaning what? I feel like an awful april to you would be warm and sunny lol

I see what you did their....lol

Bothers me that clear typos can make it out to be published on official docs...literally one proof read should find this (see yellow highlight)...it would really bother me if that signature below was mine, but that's just me... Cue grammar police, stickler, who cares....yada yada yada

Please let the GFS be right for once, lol.

Thanks. I am hoping they are wrong and I can start golfing and fishing

How likely is this looking at this point? What needs to happen for this potential upcoming cooldown to be muted?

Any thoughts on when the blocking/-NAO relax and we start seeing some warmer temps? Would love to see next week's storm pan out and then introduce some spring into the mix (mainly because of an early season golf trip down in Ocean City starting April 5th). Average high is right around 60 then.

The other part too is that the GFS is known to have a progressive bias so it's definitely noteworthy when it's one of the more amped models IMO

What do the winds look like with this one? I just got power back for the first time since Friday afternoon and now we are getting 10+ more inches of wet snow

Best part is if you go to Upton winter forecast right now...the 1 in 10 chance high end snowfall is 3" IMBY lol...they have northwest Orange county with a 1 in 10 high end of 4" Unless recent models are dead wrong...the public will be in for a rude awakening

I was 10...the snow being so wet and heavy blew a transformer near me about a mile away...lit the sky so bright it was almost like daylight in the middle of the night. My parents thought our neighbor's house was on fire it was so bright, never seen anything like it. Don't know what made it any different than any other transformer explosion but it is definitely one of my most vivid memories of that age. I think we got about 15".

What's the timing on this storm looking like?

Thoughts on what is more conducive to snow melt in late March: 58 and cloudy, or 45 and bright, late March sunshine?