Birds~69

I'll be shocked if some NJ coastal areas don't receive 20"+... 27F/ mod snow

Been watching radar trends and seems it won't extend W more than a little outside Reading. Could blow up offshore and do so...just what I see as of now, who knows? 27F/mod snow

You weren't predicted more than 5-6" so you're ahead of the game...

It's still building to the W and probably will move through Berks eventually but to a lesser degree. Aside from the shore we're in pretty good shape, 6"+. And the temps will keep dropping so we won't lose a flake...then add wind, cool stuff. 28F/Mod snow

I know squat about when the wind "kicks in" but according to Kathy Orr (Fox29) at 10pm she said starting around 3-4am. Deer are mellow/cool... 28F/Snow

I kinda dig the overnight stuff because I'm a night owl, temps are lower and don't have to worry about that GD sun angle! To answer your question, night/overnight storms seem to be the vast majority of our events in recent years... 27F/Snow

Put your location in your profile...no one knows approx where you are?

Better stuff moving into Mont/Bucks county and bands coming in off the ocean. Increasing intensity here...thinking the best rates 11pm-midnight to 9-10am. 28F/Snow

Ramping up a bit from the KDOX radar out of DE... 31F/Cloudy

Oh, I know. He belittles snow/cold weather and always super happy with super warm/shore weather which disturbs me. His super tight "flood" pants"/overall suit disturb me as well... On twitter...there's more. 32F/Flurries

Their map is kinda strange. They have Philly on the line of 3-6"/6-12"...so basically 3-12"?

For her forecasting ability or looks? Or both? I'm glad she bolted... 32F/Misty snow

Just ready to post this...central Mont/Bucks training. 31F/Snow

Same, brushed off the car and backed it in. Looking at the radar I think 3"+ before the "actually" storm starts... 30F/snow

Glenn at 11am... 30F/light snow

We're in this heavier band moving through and yeah it does seem to be overperforming... 29F

Just now issued 3:23am. Jacked up amounts at bit... 27F Active Weather Alerts WINTER STORM WARNING ISSUED: 3:23 AM JAN. 28, 2022 – NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ...WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 7 PM EST SATURDAY... * WHAT...Heavy snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 4 to 11 inches. Winds gusting as high as 35 mph. * WHERE...Portions of central, northern and southern New Jersey and southeast Pennsylvania. * WHEN...From 7 PM this evening to 7 PM EST Saturday. * IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult to impossible. Areas of blowing snow could significantly reduce visibility. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Accumulating snow is expected to begin Friday evening, becoming heavy at times Friday night through Saturday morning. Snowfall rates near one inch per hour are possible, with significant reductions in visibility. Snow will diminish late Saturday afternoon. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle in case of an emergency. The latest road conditions for the state you are calling from can be obtained by calling 5 1 1.

Yeah, looking good... 26F

I think the majority, if not all of us here in SE PA (and further W burbs...Reading/Allentown) are still in single digit accumulations. (under 8"?) Kinda wacky but good for the NJ folks who usually get screwed... 27F

Decent/good chance Atlantic City cracks 30" after this and it's still January...the new Allentown. 26F

IMO, it's basically it's 4-7"-ish for both of us and would lean toward the higher amounts due to the fluff factor... 27F

The "prep" was the hardest part, I was one miserable SOB. The actual procedure was nothing...

For the late night tired blind people like myself. He really needs to upgrade his snowfall map presentation...been like this for 20yrs. 27F

Yeah, you may as well sleep/try to sleep on the bathroom floor, not eat w/explosions throughout the night w/the medication they give you beforehand...uggh.

On the intermittent fasting diet? Did it 24hrs+ before a colonoscopy...complete hell, never again, unless medically needed.