mitchnick

Looks like a New England clobbering Heisey, as if they need another one.

I'm so over this event. Even the snow. Lol

I shoveled twice. The big problem was the plows came flying down my street twice which was nice to see. But both times they turned the area between the sidewalk and road into a concrete block of snow up to 15" high. So as if a 2 car driveway and 85' of sidewalk wasn't enough for this 67 y/o fart to shovel, I had to dig out this concrete block the width of a 2 car driveway and about 12' because it extended out into the road. I guess I should be happy I could do it at my age, but my lumbar back thinks I'm an idiot.

https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/nexrad/?parms=CCX-N0C-1-24-100-usa-rad

Add the Euro, Ukie, Canadian, Eps...

And it'll flip back to snow.

Nah...keep the Nam nest and shoot the mother hen!

Can't forget 2/07. Not because of the storm, but because the guys that replaced my water lines the summer of 2006 hit the one side of the power line to our house, so we lost 1 leg of the 240 power to the house of all days but the day of the storm. Which meant no heat pump without 240 volts. Froze for 2 days before it was fixed due to many BGE crews having been sent to other parts of the country from storm the week earlier.

Sleet up to Harrisburg per the Central PA forum. Didn't think that would happen. Nam humiliated all the globals, and probably some mesos too.

I was hoping it would, but every model except the Ukie wants to March the primary north close to Wheeling, WV before heading due east. Had it just died like most do, we'd all be snow still. Who wants to go to Wheeling anyway?

Still getting a lot of snow mixing in. It's a day of continuous false weenie hope. Lol

Still getting a decent amount of snow mixing in especially with heavier bursts. You guys near Harrisburg should get a lot of mix and then switch back to all snow with accumulations. If I switch back, it'll be more a novelty than accumulating.

This sleet is different from most sleet fests. One of the mets in the MA forum commented that there are still a lot of needles with the sleet and opined could be crystalline below the 700-750mb warm layer. It definitely looks different.

You ain't kidding. Most modeling had York Springs down on Rt. 94 (from Carlisle) staying snow. Don't know what the Nam had as I refuse to give it the attention it so desperately needs!

With the snow so light, I'm thinking the weight will just compact it. So unless I'm willing to clear a board and do it legit, which I'm not, the total snowfall in the yard and unshoveled walkways will end as it was when the sleet showed up. Just a hunch.