Bubbler86

If the 9th's record is not broken just having Thybulle days out of a year is still amazing.

We are at 62 now. No pain here if the south gets snow. It is only weather.

Early nooners---58 and filtered sunshine. Have a contact in Charlotte, NC and their grocery stores are getting run for bread and milk.

For consideration. Temps around freezing at this point.

I was not following that closely on his calls but saw the 70 > Snow chance comments. So, if Millersville hits 70 today, he will not be able to take credit?

Here is MU if Millersville hits 70 today/tonight.

Yea, it is that old SW Wind and no Valley to protect us West facing South Mountain dwellers issue. It fires right up the mountain chain in the direction of that arrow. But it is a precursor to the LSV as there is not much damming (damn it!) to save you.

It is already 54 here. After the torch started off timidly Mon and Tue, it is kicking in full gear now. I would expect a 70 reading or two with those panels.

Cloudy and a mild 46 this AM. Models keep pushing the weekend event back which is not ideal as the ULL will be too far south and could miss out on precip altogether. The Euro op has joined the other crew in showing a scenario similar to that.

Who is on the MU watch this evening? Mag showed that person up!

In my time back since 2018, they really do not seem to go away very long. When it is cold they are not seen but within a day or two of a warm up, out they come.

For those that are big NWS zone fans, MDT now has snow and FRZ in their Sunday zone.

It is sort of like when the first freeze happens, they stop freeze warnings...they know you are fully aware of the wind coming and see no need to warn you over it.

52 still here. Here is a close to forum wide view of the current temps from Wunderground reporters

I would think all the decades are "near normal" except the 1950's, 1960's and 2010's. 20-30" spread over 10 years is not really a lot.

That chart posted last week showing the snow season shrinking by decade was the worst news I have seen a while...but this confirms the bigger snows we have been receiving...seems bigger snows in a short time period vs. small 2-4" type deals I remember so much from my childhood.

EC has some snow in the far south of PA but nothing major...temps again marginal.

12Z Euro follows in GFS's footsteps with less warm front rain for PA tomorrow and little to none in the LSV.

I can answer yes as of this moment in my house.

Nooners...52 and mostly sunny.

Rain in far SE PA Sunday night. No Precip North West of there. The TT snow map does show 1-3" of snow in those rain areas of SE LSV and PA though....pivotal has some light accums as well though not nearly as wide of an area. The Icon targets a similar area with rain/snow mix Sunday night. In both cases there is not a real strong pull from the NW so all snow is based on air from above vs. anything being pulled in. Edit-The Icon snow map from WB, posted on the MA forum, is a lot more snow for the South LSV and SE PA than the TT maps. 1" for some in the far SE LSV. More N of Philly.

Snow moving up the App's Sunday afternoon. Rain in Central VA.

SC snowstorm Sat. Standard 540 line in central NY.

GFS running...no rain for the LSV into/through Friday. The Thursday rains pass by to the NW as the SLP is further west than previously forecast.