With yesterday's snow which totaled 5.3" (w.e. 0.43") we are now up to 11.7" for the month of January through yesterday. This is 7.4" above our normal snow to date. For the winter season we stand at 14.5" of snow which is 3.7" above normal through yesterday. There is a cold weather advisory in effect through noon on Wednesday. Temperatures today will struggle to reach 20 degrees - while tomorrow and Wednesday will see highs in the mid-teens. Low temperatures the next 3 nights will be within a few degrees of zero. We start a slow moderating trend on Friday and may finally see temperatures rise to above freezing by next Sunday.
5.0" of snow so far still light snow here in East Nantmeal. Temp 22.2. Month to date 11.4" of snow +7.1" above normal to date. Season to date 14.2" which is 3.4" above normal.
As of 7pm 4.3" if snow here in East Nantmeal....moderate snow still falling and 23.3 degrees,,,,,we are now at 13.5" of snow this season which is 25% above our normal snow through today!
As of 7pm 4.3" if snow here in East Nantmeal....moderate snow still falling and 23.3 degrees,,,,,we are now at 13.5" of snow this season which is 25% above our normal snow through today!
Snowing moderately again all surfaces covered with next round temp down to 29.6. Looks like more gaps in the snow to our southwest. Will we get to low end of the forecast?
Following the general 4" to 8" of snow forecast today we will see very cold weather for the rest of the week. Watch for areas of blowing and drifting snow tonight and tomorrow across the many open fields etc. across our area. Temperatures till at least Thursday will not escape the teens for high temperatures. Morning lows will be within a couple of degrees above or below zero Tuesday through Thursday morning.
Following the general 4" to 8" of snow forecast today we will see very cold weather for the rest of the week. Watch for areas of blowing and drifting snow tonight and tomorrow across the many open fields etc. across our area. Temperatures till at least Thursday will not escape the teens for high temperatures. Morning lows will be within a couple of degrees above or below zero Tuesday through Thursday morning.
Some official NWS forecasts for various towns across the area as of 8pm Saturday
Elverson 4" to 10"
East Nantmeal/ Honey Brook / Reading / Allentown 4" to 9"
Exton/ Downingtown/West Chester 4" to 7"
Chadds Ford 3" to 5"