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  1. With the 2.5" of snow "so far" today here in East Nantmeal Twp. We are now up to 3.0" for the month of January which is 2.1" above normal through today. For the season to date, we stand at 5.8" which is 79% of our normal snowfall to date of 7.3".
  2. With the 2.5" of snow "so far" today here in East Nantmeal Twp. We are now up to 3.0" for the month of January which is 2.1" above normal through today. For the season to date, we stand at 5.8" which is 79% of our normal snowfall to date of 7.3".
  3. 2.5" in NW burbs as we picked up 0.8" in heavy band between 10 and 1030am....verified the NWS 2" to 4" forecast.
  4. 2.5" with just flurries now here in East Nantmeal Township. Reported to NWS at 1130am
  5. That last band gave us 0.8" of snow in 30 minutes between 10am and 1030am - now up to 2.3" for the day. Still snowing steadily....but it appears the end is near.
  6. Heaviest snow of the day here in East Nantmeal Up to 1.5" of snow as of 10am - been heavy for last 20 min or so
  7. There were no 6" plus storms in Philly from 1967 till January 1978....now that was a true snow drought -today's youngins would not survive!!
  8. Snow started at 515am here in East Nantmeal Temp 22.6 degrees All surfaces covered
  9. I had thought to do the same....but decided to settle for the cams from here! Take some pix and give us some measurements!! Which street are you on? Smooth travels!
  10. Another sub-freezing day on tap today before light snow arrives toward daybreak tomorrow from southwest to northeast across the area. The well-advertised snow event should bring the most relative snow to areas closest to the Maryland and Delaware borders. Depending on how much snow falls in your area we could see some blowing and drifting snow issues by Tuesday afternoon. Cold temperatures but dry for the rest of the week before another potential winter event may arrive next weekend.
  11. Another sub-freezing day on tap today before light snow arrives toward daybreak tomorrow from southwest to northeast across the area. The well-advertised snow event should bring the most relative snow to areas closest to the Maryland and Delaware borders. Depending on how much snow falls in your area we could see some blowing and drifting snow issues by Tuesday afternoon. Cold temperatures but dry for the rest of the week before another potential winter event may arrive next weekend.
  12. Thinking 1" for Northern Chesco to as much as 3" for Southern Chesco...if I was forecasting.
  13. NAM with a relative significant reduction in snow totals coming into line with the other models. Finally some strong agreement!
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