ChescoWx

If this were to be real.....it would follow the usual relative climo sweet spots that go from Eastern Lanco - NW Chesco - Berks to Southern LHV

My bad and Wrong! snowier at 7pm.....models are fun!!

The 0z 3k NAM looks a bit drier at 4pm.....than 18z

If it wasn't for the relative consistent CMC I would agree....let's see what the NAM which me thinks will not be too far of a drift from the HRRR shows...

The first evening model 0z HRRR has an extremely sharp modeled snow vs ice pellets/freezing rain signal that would make a big difference from say Philadelphia vs. Northwest Chester/Berks/Lehigh Counties. With no more than 2 inches at Philly with plenty of non snow mixing to a solid 7" to 10" across NW Chesco up thru the LHV and points northeast. Not a forecast but something to keep an eye on.

Not saying I buy it but Dr NO has been Mr Right so far this winter....we shall see!! I expect a big bogus NAM run at either 0z or 6z that will get the weenies rolling!!

NAM is a SE PA hit.....

Winter Storm Watch for the West and North Philly burbs including the Lehigh Valley for 5" to 8" possible.....

Never a fan of the CMC seems to over amp - suspect the European will come in between the 2 extremes of the GFS vs CMC and make most folks on here quite happy! IMHO

NAM thru 7pm Sunday

Here in Chester County, we have started 2025 off as the 9th coldest January in the last 45 years. Only 2 days so far this year have featured above normal temperatures. Today and tomorrow could be the last above normal days through the end of this month. Some light rain tomorrow that could start as a bit of snow before the main snow event looks to arrive by late Sunday morning. The snow should stop by later Sunday evening. While it is snowing on Sunday temperatures will slowly fall during the afternoon into the teens by Sunday evening. During the day Monday temperatures will struggle to escape the mid to upper teens across the county. We will then see lows within a couple of degrees of zero both Tuesday and Wednesday morning.

Here in Chester County, we have started 2025 off as the 9th coldest January in the last 45 years. Only 2 days so far this year have featured above normal temperatures. Today and tomorrow could be the last above normal days through the end of this month. Some light rain tomorrow that could start as a bit of snow before the main snow event looks to arrive by late Sunday morning. The snow should stop by later Sunday evening. While it is snowing on Sunday temperatures will slowly fall during the afternoon into the teens by Sunday evening. During the day Monday temperatures will struggle to escape the mid to upper teens across the county. We will then see lows within a couple of degrees of zero both Tuesday and Wednesday morning.

I would think we see a Winter Storm Watch by this evening....

Still snowing lightly but steadily here in East Nantmeal with 1.3" of snow so far today. This brings our month to date total to 5.9" which is 2.6" above normal month to date. For the season we are up to 8.7" which is now only 1.0" below our normal seasonal snow through today.

Still snowing lightly but steadily here in East Nantmeal with 1.3" of snow so far today. This brings our month to date total to 5.9" which is 2.6" above normal month to date. For the season we are up to 8.7" which is now only 1.0" below our normal seasonal snow through today.

Colorful Euro map over the next 2 weeks...

Coming down moderate to almost heavy now

Light snow and 22.3 degrees

Some light snow this afternoon and evening with a clipper system could leave between 0.3" to as much as 1" of snow in spots. We should see our temperatures briefly rise above freezing on both Friday and Saturday afternoon. Snow may arrive on Saturday but will quickly turn to rain. An arctic cold front will cross the area on Sunday morning. A storm will form along this boundary. Now where this storm forms will determine if this is a plowable snow event or not. Either way the coldest weather since December 2022 will follow. Temperatures will fall to around 10 degrees on Monday morning and if we have a solid snowpack we could see low temperatures for both Tuesday and Wednesday morning next week below zero.

Some light snow this afternoon and evening with a clipper system could leave between 0.3" to as much as 1" of snow in spots. We should see our temperatures briefly rise above freezing on both Friday and Saturday afternoon. Snow may arrive on Saturday but will quickly turn to rain. An arctic cold front will cross the area on Sunday morning. A storm will form along this boundary. Now where this storm forms will determine if this is a plowable snow event or not. Either way the coldest weather since December 2022 will follow. Temperatures will fall to around 10 degrees on Monday morning and if we have a solid snowpack we could see low temperatures for both Tuesday and Wednesday morning next week below zero.