Birds~69

They're not really doing that well either. You could probably predict 1-2" for the local burbs/Tri state area and C-1" for the far burbs/Lehigh Valley. Nothing big either way. Bottom line this appears to be another annoying storm w/minor accumulations if any at all... 51F

No expert here but I thought the Euro looked like hell... 26F

MA subforum going a little nuts over the 6z GFS....< 5% that happens. I'll be happy w/the cold blast Sunday, Superbowl, wings, beer and hopefully some snow showers... 25F

Pipe dream. May as well go to the mountains where you have a better chance at a late season snow... 35F/Breezy at times

Don't know what they put in the brine/salt these days but it seems to hang around longer (days). Not a flake of snow sticking to the streets even back streets. I down think the township came around to treat either... 29F/misty snow/drizzle

There is....and now snow mixed in. *All snow 29F

Some stuff making its way up....hanging at 28F.

How does the snow pile look? I'd image not good...life support or decreased? 21F

So true, meh, maybe a couple flakes/sleet. Fall is the new happy place...

I'm extremely excited about the potential coating moving in... 29F

Pity flakes or slap in the face starting/ending in minutes...yeah. 29F

It's only 29F/Frz rain there now and temps will only go down so tomorrow morning may be a hassle..

It basically looks like a damp/cold, dark low clouds rain event day for most of us. Anything remotely icy is much further N/W... 40F/rain

Was thinking the same...I guess let it play out. 40F/light rain

That's an impressive difference for being not that far away from each other...

30F/Frz rain State College, and 37F Harrisburg. Colder air on the move....

It's 55F here and 54F in Quakertown...Philly probably gets to upper 50's.

I know you've been following weather for a long time but to think/follow any model 11 days out IMO is a waste of time if thinking fantasyland. Could it happen? Sure. But I would put odds on a limited event/bust. I could do better things w/my time. I'll grab interest if it's within 3-4 days of the storm but sure as hell not following for 10+ days. I'm more w/Iceman thinking this month will pretty much suck. Yeah, maybe a little event or two and no super torch then we ease into March where I really lose interest. Again, good stuff could happen (and I hope) but I would bet against it and we'll just go ho-hum into Spring and then dreaded Summer. Temps climbing/47F

I swear the fog is more dense now (1:30pm) then it was this morning and the fog advisory expired at 11am... 43F/Fog

I always thought their instinct was to start heading N due to length of day (longer). I guess temp has something to due w/it as well. Our days are getting longer but I wouldn't think "start heading N" longer quite yet. 41F/Fog

I think the geese already punted winter and headed back. A little pond near me had a flock of geese pecking at the ground this morning. Good thing about this rain/fog is the car is receiving a decent rinse off. Thinking about watching the radar and in between heavier bands.....go outside w/a bucket of soapy water and do a quick wash then let the rain wash it off. I have zero concern about icing and hope the township does as well so they don't lay down anymore salt/brine or whatever... 41F/Fog and the snowpack is patchy

From my experience, usually the cold takes longer to move in or the precip moves out quicker than expected...or the total screwjob, both. 38F/Fog

Lol...possibly, in my younger years. My point is if soil is 29F (and will rise overnight/tomorrow)...the (black) roads hold the heat and are warmer. Most people don't give two hoots if the grass/trees get .1" of ice. All they care about is road conditions..

^You're a worrywart. If it's not a drought it's soil temp which is barely below freezing at 29F (and will rise overnight) and I don't drive my car to/from work on the soil/grass...worry about the fog more so.

6abc 6pm ice map. Personally I think it will be minor unless you go far N/W... 38/light fog