Birds~69

What exactly are you worried about? There's no watches/warnings and people aren't filling pools, watering grass, washing cars as they would in the summer. We'll receive precip mid/late week and earth will continue as normal... *Almost fell flat on my ass taking trash to curb...icy patch./ 18F

My record inside a house is 46F with the heat completely off and overnight temps in the single digits/low teens. A house insulates itself. Camping is a whole different story...better have a solid sleeping bag.

Appears the heaviest precip is only going as far as central Mont/Bucks then stationary or moving back east/north. Still decent precip to follow but pretty much, get it now while you can...

Definitely heavier now as the more intense echoes move in... 26F/Steady mod snow

Zooming out, more intense precip moving up while offshore precip moving in...I would think more intense rates will follow for parts of Mont/Bucks counties. 26F/Mod snow

The more intense bands which were only in NJ making their way into lower Mont/Bucks counties. And right around Reading seems to be the cutoff line for the past several hours... 26/Steady snow

Totally agree...like to see snow/wind happen in my familiar surroundings. From a distance, it's still cool but just not the same but I'll take it, better than nothing.

Radar is pretty jacked...bands coming in and from the S moving up. 27F/mod snow

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

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