penndotguy

Doesn’t look like Mt Holly is sold on the South shift, judging by their last storm update

Gonna be interesting to see what Meso wins this event, getting crazier right up to game time. I’m feeling pretty good spot out here in Western Berks 

I’m expecting around 1-2 slushy inch’s in Western Berks, I’m about 20 minutes from I78 but not gonna do it for this one

21 minutes ago, Stormman96 said:

I did read it it says if warning level snows arent reached it will be converted  so while issue it in first place

It’s likely the uncertainty, the models are all over the place hopefully we get some sort of consensus overnight 

5 minutes ago, Stormman96 said:

Winter storm watch for upper bucks for 2-4  didnt even think that reached the criteria 

It doesn’t if ya read the watch it says it will be converted to a WWA 

3 minutes ago, sibbley said:

Was out metal detecting and my phone started blowing up. To my surprise, a watch for 4-8 inches in Northampton County.

 the North trend concerns me though, much more and we will be fringed

Winter Storm watch posted out here in Berks, 2-4” likely be converted to a WWA Tomorrow evening 

7” in my backyard would be the biggest of the season put me closer to 20” but we know it probably won’t happen 

1 hour ago, hazwoper said:

No one.....and I mean NO ONE, start a storm thread.  That is all.

i second that, at least until the snow if falling

4 hours ago, Mikeymac5306 said:

Are we not interested in a  973 low over Wilmington Tuesday? 

I would think we’d need that to transfer further south around The Cape Hatteras area for it to work out   

7 hours ago, ChescoWx said:

Back to back snowstorms "only" 2 weeks away.... as that well respected MET says....delayed but not denied!!

I’ll take a 7.3” lock it in, see ya in few weeks 

My window is wide open still, by all accounts El Niño years are somewhat backloaded so until mid March I’m keeping the faith, I mean hell we might even see the sun by then

1 hour ago, Birds~69 said:

Weenies...

And chances of this verifying are? 

According to my wireless gadget I made it to 49F for a high so far. 

21 hours ago, Hurricane Agnes said:

OMG it's been a LONG time since we've seen the epic snow pile at your spot!

As powdery stuff, six on one side says it would go quickly and a dozen on the other says if there is some rain in there with melting and refreezing, the potential for glacier creation would be there to help build a solid foundation.

So far today (and probably the final) my "high" for the day was 23 at midnight as I got no higher than 22 during the daytime hours.

It's currently partly sunny but with a high cloud deck moving in, and 22 with dp 9.

Sprinkle a light mist over it so it freezes solid over night maybe prolong it a bit more

1 hour ago, Albedoman said:

as winter arrived a few days earlier than I thought nearly  a month ago, this will all be history by the end of the week with the normal january thaw as the pattern begins to reload. I will predict that by the end of the week, most of this snow cover will be gone except for the huge snow piles in the parking lots with the barrage of moderate rain events and warmer temps.  Then by the the 30th, another whopper of a rain/snow storm is leading the way to bring cold temps back into our area after Ground hogs day. Snow for the Poconos mix for LV and rain for Philly appears to be the makeup  of that storm event. Anything can happen as there is not enough cold air in place right now in the models. After that the new pattern gets established during the first week in February, by the third week of February there is a real  good chance of a significant winter storm event (maybe a few back to back events )  for the entire region.  This what historically I have seen in a typical scenario of a relaxing El Nino pattern in the last 30 years here. welcome comments but this what I have witnessed

Being in my mid 50’s I can remember back in the 80’s patterns like this where we would have small to medium events 2-4, 4-8 type events and snow on the ground for most of the winter. I have good feeling about mid February thru early March might be good

10 hours ago, Newman said:

Dad said we got about 3.2" in Fleetwood. Happy for y'all further south towards Philly, its been a long time coming! Made me smile seeing Philly come in with 5"

I’m bit to the south of Fleetwood and was at 3.75 but about 4ish a moderate to heavy band came through lasted about an hour and that added another .25” we’re doin decent in Berks I sit at 11.25” for the season so far

Final tally 4” here in Spring Twp. Berks 

Just now, BlueDXer75 said:

Yes.  Reedy Estates. 

Ok I’m by Whitfield Elementary 

40 minutes ago, BlueDXer75 said:

Moderate snow in Spring Twp. About 4.5 inches so far.   Nice storm!

Berks County?

29F moderate snow, 3.75” 

25F Dp15 very light snow/flurries 

1 hour ago, Birds~69 said:

This seems to be the hot spot for our area at this point but we all know there's a good  chance it probably won't pan out exactly like this...

24F

 

 

I’m right outside that line in Central Berks

2 minutes ago, RedSky said:

Expectation set for 2" snow, low has been the way to go

Yuppers it has been theme so far

1 hour ago, anthonyweather said:

A blanket call of 1-3/2-4 would have been better. Trying to call a Norlun this far out is a crap shoot. Honestly won’t even have an idea on it until it’s happening


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I’ll take 2-4 just nice to have the threats actually workout for once.