mahantango#1

I'm just glad we didn't have 2 feet of heavy wet snow. It would have been a disaster. well when's the next storm?

Power came back on around 10am. Phone company fixed the downed line. Had to fix the plow on the 4wheeler, lost the cotter pin. Plowed, started the coal stoker, as it went out with the power failure. Now it's time to eat. Had 6 inches here. My son who lives 3 miles as the crow flies and a higher elevation then me Had 8.25 inches of snow. It was one hell of a day. Hopefully back to normalcy now.

PPL estimates my power will be restored by 11pm on Valentines day. The heavy snow ripped the telephone line from the house to the pole. And I still hear trees cracking and breaking.

Power just went out.

For all that are interested This is my location.

10 miles north of Millersburg.

I hear limbs cracking .

I'm on the Northumberland D, Dauphin County border.

Looks like at least 3 in out there

Very light rain has started. Temp 40 dp 37

I'm close to the 6-10 also.

The last call is here!

I guess we'll have to wait until our good friend DT posts his revised 2nd final call map.

So what might have been a good storm is now just a POS?

From DT This is a very dynamic and changing situation - a difficult forecast. Over the last 36 hours all of the models have come significantly further to the South with the track of the LOW which means that the heavy snow band which originally was supposed to be up in northeast PA / the Hudson Valley of New York/ and interior New England is now shifted to the south. But the new afternoon data coming in here around 3pm -- shows that once again the European model is going to end up being correct. the 18z NAM and 18z HRRR - these are short range intermediate models that come out of 2-3PM have now dramatically cut their snow totals and have shoved the precipitation further to the South and show a much much weaker system. If it sounds like I am uncertain it is because I am. And right now every single meteorologist in the NE usa is playing a game of WTF is going on? . NWS has a HUGE amounts of snow in southeast NY and southern New England as does Accuwx and TWC. We are all playing catch up to this constantly changing and weakening system. Normally when you get this closer to an event the models come to good agreement. Instead the data is going in all sorts of different directions only 18 hours before the event

@canderson looks like he needs this!

44 here with very dim sun dp 34 2

I thought he threw winter into the fire a week or so ago.

I was wondering because it got colder then expected overnight here. I'm also wondering if it will get as warm today as they say with the cloud cover already.

I'm wondering if this will changeover sooner than expected overnight.

A little surprised it got down to 27 overnight.

The most important map we all need now is the DT start time map. I hope @Bubbler86got a raise to draw that map.