Lady Di

Slight shower on the ride home. Best wishes to Lower Bucks and vicinity folks. Unreal deluge.

When was the last time this area was in a high wind warning? Usually it's advisories. Isabel is the last significant wind event I can recall. Hoping this won't be as bad as that was, but sounds like it may get interesting around here later.

Great shot! We're all done down here. Just some mounds and very very little still in shaded areas.

30 in KSQ. An inch on the car, roads are white. It is snow w/sleet mixed in, ie wet! But nice, none the less.

My late husband and I hosted 1pm Eagles games since the 80’s. So glad I was able to be at a parade during my lifetime. Hockey would be my 2nd favorite with playoff hockey being an absolute thriller! Down 0-3 w/Boston came back won the conference only to lose to the Hawks in the cup series. Also was in Pittsburgh one year during a playoff series with them. Always fun to were the Philly gear at an away game. I love our ballpark. I enjoy being there rather than watching in TV. The pandemic has greatly affected my sports following. Hoping that changes soon.

Went from freezing drizzle while clearing the car, to sleet driving to work, to now snow in KSQ @ 28.

Will wait to see the final tally, but just eyeballing and shoveling that thump, even though not in the heaviest band, dropped some snow. Think we're right about 5". Damp and very light drizzle. Heat pumps are going through defrost cycles like crazy-lol 25 degrees

OT: Sorry, but Wentz to Colts w/2nd and 3rd. Just came across.

All sleet here now. It is hard to keep up with the changes. This might be it for me. Hardly any flakes

Down to 25. More snow than sleet, definitely mixed, coming down! You guys called this one band that has arrived from BWI

Welcome, neighbor. I was ugh-ing earlier but at least we're in it. It's wonderful out!

Had about an hour of sleet but it's back to snow and doing well.

Snow has lightened up here and starting to hear pings. Ugh. 0.5”

Virga here. 27. Not shocked changeover gonna happen sooner.

Will the watch change this afternoon to a warning? Already issued down south

There was a winter back in the 70’s where the borough just put up barricades on 1 street 2 blocks over. Best sledding ever! We also had the flexible flyers. Good times!

Took the country road home. Lots of puddles and creek beds were high. Got home and only one shovel pile next to the walk left. Deck all melted.

Wow -that WX run is crazy. It's what I would expect, but seems this one is trending south/east not north/west. Artic high in a different spot and hanging on? Guess we'll know this time tomorrow

If that Euro verifies as is (gulp) this could be my highest accumulation this season.

36 and, you guessed it- light drizzle. It maybe an all rain event for me. Still holding out hope for Thursday but you know it’s going to change/ move. 50/50 shot. A B- grade from me if winter ended today. Not bad. Thanks for all your insights and making me follow this forum like it’s a sporting event! Win some, lose some.

27 calling it light freezing drizzle with the occasional ping. Treated surfaces doing ok. Car windows glazed and parts of my sidewalk (where the gutter drips) are slippery. Be careful.

Guess I should get some gas and fill up the propane bottle tank just in case?

I was in my early 20's for that one. Was out in it of course! It was daytime start that went into the evening. One and only time in my life I saw and heard thundersnow.

There’s a dusk to Dawn flood on the back corner of the house -2 windows in the bedroom so the flakes shine. Even though not a huge nighttime snow person, it’s pretty cool to just lay here and watch. Nothing here yet.

'94 definitely once in a lifetime. Hope I don't see another. I worked for an Oil Co back then. It was complete insanity. Customer's pipes froze from the outages, the owner was buying every 4 wheel pick up he could find and putting tanks in the back and spikes on the guy's feet to get the fuel delivered. Roads and driveways were too much for the big trucks. Salesman became service techs, and we became a 24/7 operation and it took us weeks to get everyone back in heat. Our phones were so busy, people were calling the police and they would come to the office and give us their service request. Never again. Some homes that endured no heat for weeks, finally getting the pipes thawed, only to then be taken out again from the flooding Brandywine due to the ice jams.