My anemometer got snowed in! I freed it up, but the cups are full of snow so I don't know how accurate it'll be going forward. Still, this was kinda funny to see:
Work just got cancelled again for tomorrow. Two snow days in a row! Can't remember the last time that happened. (Work is in SNJ but a lot of ppl have over an hour commute so that's why they pulled the plug I think. Nice change of pace to work somewhere that actually cares about their employees.)
Pancake flakes have moved on. Now getting light, fine flakes. I think it was snowing ~1"/hr for a couple of hours though; might head out to clear the driveway again in a bit.
My parents report nothing falling in Oxford, PA. Up here in Reading, steady pingers on the windows mixed with light snow atm. 25.3°F. Thinking about firing up the snowblower for an initial pass on the driveway/sidewalk.
Haven't we all learned by now to ignore the 06Z and 18Z NAM? It's like, why even bother looking at them since they are purely computational and based on old data. (At least for these types of systems.) Nice to see it come back though, ngl.
I don't want to laugh at that. I lived in DC for a time and it was magical when it snowed there. I'll be disappointed in solidarity if they don't get as much as "promised" from all of this.
Snowing again here. Very small flakes. Untreated surfaces are covered but can still see the grass through what's already fallen. Looks like maybe .5" accumulation so far IMBY.
Flakes coming down are kinda chunky, vaguely graupel-ish. I wonder if that's just the way these flakes are growing, because I'm not seeing any kind of warm layer nearby.