CoolHandMike

Just became quite gusty here in Thorndale.

Temps back up to 71 (from 66 just a few hours ago) and now hearing some gusts outside.

Watches just went up for like all PA counties west of Chester Co. Just a matter of time...

SPC going all out with tornado watches south of the Mason Dixon line. I wonder if the trend will continue into our neck of the woods, now that we're going to start losing the diurnal heat. Tricky setup, but yeah it also appears to me that they're being overly cautious given what's on the radar and the marginal CAPE and LI values. *Edit: However, nearly every meso model has us under the gun from like 3-6am.

Hearing pingers now. Got maybe an inch of snow. Work's been cancelled for tomorrow though, so yay for that.

Kinda sorta. I'm on a ridge in the valley at ~400' ASL.

I'm like 5 miles west of you and have maybe barely an inch.

Juuust starting to coat the pavement. Looks hella pretty out over the golf course.

I'm not sure why I'm not seeing that. Still have it as 5-8" here... ISSUED: 3:17 PM MAR. 3, 2019 – NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ...WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 7 AM EST MONDAY... * WHAT...Heavy snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 5 to 8 inches expected.

I've got a bad feeling about this. Mount Holly just upped the totals to 6-8". I just don't think it's going to verify...

Given last night's sleeting, I'm not too optimistic on Sunday night. I think we're gonna be skirting the rain/snow line again as per the globals. I also just don't see a deep enough cold pool out west to be more confident. Some areas to my north and west will certainly cash in but it's looking to me like another concrete sleet job like March 2017. Honestly I hope I'm wrong though because that stuff was a major PITA to deal with.

turned out to be kind of a dud here. Mostly sleet, and it never really got below freezing at the surface. Saw very little in the way of actual snow.

Heavy sleet in Thorndale.

Was drizzling but now lots of pingers.