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Heavy Snow here in NW Chesco all surfaces covered temp 31.8

Moderate snow here in NW Chesco temp 32.0 even paved surfaces covered

Moderate snow here in NW Chesco temp down to 32.5 all non paved surfaces covered

Snow here in NW Chesco temp at 33.3 degrees

35.8 degrees here in NW Chesco with light drizzle

Will see a bit of enhancement as coastal takes over later...

Light rain here in NW Chesco with a temperature down to 37.8 down 2.1 degrees in past hour.

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Our 13th winter event of the season arrives tonight followed by milder but wet weather most of this upcoming week. We should see rain overspreading the area from SW to NE across the area between 3pm and 5pm. The rain should mix with and change to snow especially over the higher ground of NW Chester and SE Berks Counties. Those higher spots over 600ft ASL could see up to a couple inches of slushy snow on non-paved surfaces. Lower spots should have a tougher time seeing much snow accumulation but either way roads should remain wet. Temperatures tomorrow today and tomorrow will be close to normal near 40 degrees. Except for tonight and Monday night we should see overnight lows remain above freezing till next weekend. We will also see rain on Wednesday and again on Thursday night through Friday. Some areas may finally get rid of this snow cover that has been on the ground for more than a month.

Our 13th winter event of the season arrives tonight followed by milder but wet weather most of this upcoming week. We should see rain overspreading the area from SW to NE across the area between 3pm and 5pm. The rain should mix with and change to snow especially over the higher ground of NW Chester and SE Berks Counties. Those higher spots over 600ft ASL could see up to a couple inches of slushy snow on non-paved surfaces. Lower spots should have a tougher time seeing much snow accumulation but either way roads should remain wet. Temperatures tomorrow today and tomorrow will be close to normal near 40 degrees. Except for tonight and Monday night we should see overnight lows remain above freezing till next weekend. We will also see rain on Wednesday and again on Thursday night through Friday. Some areas may finally get rid of this snow cover that has been on the ground for more than a month.

Here in Chesco we will tie the 31 days of cover from 2010 tomorrow - but we actually had 32 days of snow cover just 5 years ago in 2021 we had 32 straight days with snow on the ground.

I suspect this will be an elevation special with small inch or two of snow with some elevation and white rain to a slushy coating for lower spots.

Snow cover at 6" - our high so today was 46.1 our warmest in exactly 1 month since the 49.7 on January 14th. Tomorrow will be our 30th consecutive day with snow cover this will be 13th longest stretch and 20th longest streak on record since 1893.

I suspect elevation will play a role in this one....some valley locales may struggle to accumulate. I suspect a slushy 2 inches above 600ft and less than an inch below 400 feet

Sunny with highs near freezing today. We then turn a bit milder over the weekend with highs near average not too far from 40 degrees. A slight chance of some light snow by Sunday night before a nice warm-up toward the middle of next week. We will see highs well into the 40's. Rain chances increase again by Wednesday and we will trend colder again by next weekend.

Sunny with highs near freezing today. We then turn a bit milder over the weekend with highs near average not too far from 40 degrees. A slight chance of some light snow by Sunday night before a nice warm-up toward the middle of next week. We will see highs well into the 40's. Rain chances increase again by Wednesday and we will trend colder again by next weekend.

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Today is our 27th straight day with snow cover here in Chester County. Tomorrow we will move to the 15th longest such stretch and 24th overall snow cover streak in county history with 133 years of records back to 1893. Below normal temperatures will continue through tomorrow before we warm to near normal temperatures over the weekend. There is a chance of some snow or rain arriving later Sunday with the highest chances across more southern areas. We look to continue to warm next week with temperatures well into the 40's by Tuesday. We will likely turn colder again by the end of new week.

Today is our 27th straight day with snow cover here in Chester County. Tomorrow we will move to the 15th longest such stretch and 24th overall snow cover streak in county history with 133 years of records back to 1893. Below normal temperatures will continue through tomorrow before we warm to near normal temperatures over the weekend. There is a chance of some snow or rain arriving later Sunday with the highest chances across more southern areas. We look to continue to warm next week with temperatures well into the 40's by Tuesday. We will likely turn colder again by the end of new week.

Winter grade through today for a winter weather enthusiast a solid A IMHO.....Well below normal temps / above normal snowfall / record below 32 max streak / Top 20 consecutive snowcover streak

If an event was to happen I suspect with very marginal temperatures this very well could be an elevation driven event....

Today will be our mildest day since January 22nd with temps well into the 30's to near 40 degrees. Which in reality is not too far from average for the date. We chill back to near freezing for highs both Thursday and Friday before we turn a bit milder by the weekend. There is still some potential for snow toward Sunday evening as a couple models have moved a little closer toward that solution.