mahantango#1

Those are some big flakes coming down here

The snow that was falling earlier that produced a coating was like grains of fine sand, now there are big flakes coming down.

Temp has dropped to 32 after going up to 36 during the night, There are now flakes in the air the last 10 minutes.

NWS still has that range in accumulations.

The wording in the Winter Storm Warning from NWS: * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...The heaviest snow will fall between 2 and 6 PM with rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour possible.

It sucks when we get into the middle and latter part of March when it's supposed to be getting warmer and winter cold temps wanna hang on. I think winter will make a comeback...when were ready for spring.

DT said the first 2 or 3 weeks in February doesn't look good for winter.

Seems like we have been through this before.

I was surprised that the temperature has warmed up overnight 34 this morning

Post the map as I'm on this phone and it won't let me do to much on this old phone. Now we wait for further guidance from our premium forecaster.

I'll take 6.5 (.44)

The American Storm @BigJoeBastardi 2 forecasts made. One early week using analog blend of Kennedy and Reagan snow events, and now the adjustment. Changed 2 numbers ( acy down, maybe too much, Boston up a bit). 20-30 to 1 ratios near 528 thk/-8c 850 temps should fluff up amounts Correct analogs can Prevent model swing whipsaw

JB is going for the higher amounts in Pa. He said that an hour ago.

I just hope this storm delivers. I hope it's not like the forecasted rain the last few months. Everytime it looked like we were gonna get good amount of rain, when game time came amounts were lowered.

I think DT is going with the GFS.

DT video:

The target in the 'burg is not always substainable.

Yes I hear that too. They say well my weather app says no snow tomorrow, what you talking about?

I guess one thing temps will be below freezing before, during and after the storm. So every flake will count. And I assume blowing and drifting will become a problem in exposed areas. Especially where I live. Plows are absent alot of the time on secondary roads including state Penndot plowed roads. And with the holiday on Monday, there will be no hurry to plow. But my wife is an essential US government employee that has to get to work in the wee hours of Monday morning.

I see there are winter storm warnings in Maryland. But as usual they stop at the border of CTP.

Maybe i'm old school, but I like watching local weather on tv, for their perspective on weather events. And the carpet and tile guys is my go to.

I think your right on that. I read a post that said it was them.

I have a feeling someone in the burg is going to experience flash flooding without having a cloud in the sky or an echo on the radar.