I think it's interesting that right now, I'm a full 6°F below what was forecast for my area just hours ago. Sitting at 28. It does appear to be on the uptick, but that's kind of significant I think. I haven't refreshed this in a couple of hours:
Now:
Ah yes, just in time for trash night.
48.5°F and starting to get breezy here. Was not expecting to see much in the way of clouds, but they do appear to be moving in.
Dark mode extensions always seem to have caveats. I've recently switched back to Firefox; it would be cool if there were a site-specific option. But it just seems like something that should be available natively without "forcing" it via third party.
I can't remember the last time we had prolonged sub-freezing weather with a "snowpack", as measly as that might be. It's nice, and I'm enjoying it while we have it. Anything else this winter will just be gravy from here on out as far as I'm concerned.
Hopefully it doesn't last long. I actually saw a fleet of utility vehicles in what looked like a temporary staging area in Chadds Ford last night on my way home. I don't know exactly why, but the place looked busy.
-0.2°F and -4.1°F DP right now. We weren't forecasted to go below zero at all earlier this week, and now it's done it twice. (We briefly hit below zero early last morning.)
Proper cold. Love it. Kind of wondering if the Skook will ice up near me.
Yep, it's basically a "now-cast". I've had issues where it wasn't refreshing even though the time stamp on the image was up to date, and it had something to do with browser cache. It was super weird until I figured it out.
Looks like an average of 6" overall. Very nice. Also while it started out pretty wet and heavy, it ended up being light and fluffy. The fact that it's now in the upper teens probably has something to do with that.
Hard to measure because it's drifting a little bit, but I measured 4" in a quiet spot outside the side of the garage, and 5" on the back deck. Glad I cleared the driveway just now, my little electric was starting to struggle!